Sentence examples for being strictly connected from inspiring English sources
It may be still more salient in live-in care work, which makes for a unique combination between spatial certainty – i.e. a highly segregated work setting – and temporal uncertainty – its duration being strictly connected with the survival of frail and care-dependent clients (Boccagni, 2016a).
This hypothesis is supported by the connectivity map of the ANN (Fig. 1), showing that DID was strictly connected with HbA1c and then with low BMD, although through diabetes complications.
The PPI network showed that WRKY33, WRKY40 and MYC2 were strictly connected and significantly regulated by E. amylovora.
The influence of applied axial loads on the fundamental vibration frequency is strictly connected with the stability analysis of elastic slender beams.
The final mechanical properties of the joints are strictly connected to the microstructural evolutions, in terms of phase change, occurring during the process.
The problem of stability in the machining processes is very important and is strictly connected with the final quality of the product.
Because inflammatory cell recruitment/activation and cardiac dysfunction are strictly connected, p110γ has recently been revealed as a promising target for drug design in the treatment of heart failure.
In the current energy scenario, system design and operation strategies are paramount especially for plants fed by renewable sources and/or whose production is strictly connected to the users demand.
