Sentence examples for between more closely linked from inspiring English sources

The molecular data do provide evidence for coadaptation of alleles within different arrangements, as strong linkage disequilibrium is observed between distant loci within arrangements despite no statistical association between more closely linked sites.

This is consistent with higher gene conversion rates between more closely linked ISX elements generating correlated population frequencies among adjacent elements (Sasaki et al., 2010).

During the heady days of the dot-com boom, the hope was that a coming era of telecommunications would help communities in the developing world like Sukababo narrow the digital divide between rich and poor, becoming more closely linked to the wider world.

The industry 4.0 era will make the relationship between countries and the world becoming more and more closely linked, and their inter-dependence is strengthening.

The two economies have since become more closely linked.

But his interest in the film is more closely linked to his own childhood in Burbank, Calif.

America's economy is becoming more closely linked with that of its southern neighbor.

The company said its drug development and marketing would be more closely linked after the reorganization.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said teachers' pay should be more closely linked to performance.

I know more about Grinnell, and he was more closely linked there than to MIT.

Federal policymakers have been discussing ways to ensure that pay is more closely linked to performance.