Sentence examples for central linkage from inspiring English sources
The Central Linkage Region is an area of great importance for metapopulation function, thus warranting collaborative strategies for maintaining high survival rates, high reproductive rates, and dispersal capabilities.
On-going linkage systems require the maintenance of a central linkage map (a list of each record and the group they belong to).
There was no trend within linkage groups for multicopy DArT markers to be clumped in either distal or central linkage group areas (data not shown).
Assignment of a sample in hierarchical clustering algorithms to different branches of the dendogram is dependent on the selected sets of genes and the type of clustering used (central linkage, complete linkage, etc).
As on-going linkage systems typically contain a central linkage map which is used in every current and future linkage, the cost of an operator mistake can be very high.
Messages containing identifying information from many sources are mixed by the proxy and delayed by random amounts before being forwarded to the central linkage bureau, thus obfuscating the source of each message.
Rationally designed modifications to the central biphenyl linkage of a known NS5A series led to selection of several compounds that were synthesized and evaluated in a HCV genotype 1b replicon.
Figure 5(a) shows the deformation of the manipulator in the x-axis, where linkages 2 and 4 remain stationary, and the central platform, linkages 1 and 3 generate the same displacement.
The masses of the central platform, linkages 1 and 3 are denoted as m0, m1, and m3, respectively.
The effective moment of inertia of the central platform, linkages 1 and 3 are denoted as I0, I1, and I3, respectively.
A decentralized personnel management study in Uganda, for example, indicated that "personnel management structures and systems at the district level are weak, personnel offices inadequately staffed, the District Service Commissions poorly resourced, and central-local linkages still in need of clarification"[ 15].
