Sentence examples for close linkage between from inspiring English sources
These results distinctly demonstrate that the PC index growth, preceding the substorm onset, is closely related to the appropriate rise in the E KL field, although the close linkage between E KL and PC in case of expanded substorms is essentially deformed by the high magnetic activity, serving as a background of the expanded substorm onsets.
Much of the reason for this close linkage between Islamism and anti-Americanism comes from Iran.
A major feature of premodern prose literature in Arabic was adab, a term that in modern usage is translated as "literature" but that in origin is closely connected with the English concept of "polite letters" and the French term belles-lettres, both of which imply a close linkage between the act of writing and the manners and norms of a community.
Because of the close linkage between assimilation and respiration, elevated CO2 failed to stimulate Asys and Rsys.
The research is important, he says, because scientists recently have uncovered "a close linkage between permafrost and climate," says Vieira.
Because the EOB is marked by an abrupt increase in marine oxygen isotopes that most likely reflects the formation of permanent Antarctic ice sheets, this result suggests a close linkage between global cooling and the aridification of inland Asia.
Climate researchers discuss the water-energy-food nexus, highlighting the close linkages between these areas [65].
While lacking a large apprenticeship system, U.S. programs sometimes incorporate work-based learning and close linkages between training and jobs.
Studies of informal housing land development in Tanzania offer ample evidence about the close linkages between the two sectors.
Such events serve to illustrate the close linkages between upstream interventions and downstream impacts, and highlight the need for cooperation between upstream and downstream areas within and between countries.
Such information is relevant from a fundamental ecological and an applied silvicultural perspective, given the increased attention for mixed species silviculture and the close linkages between tree architecture and high-quality timber production.
