Sentence examples for connected to a highly from inspiring English sources
If a non-core reaction r j is connected to a highly expressed reaction r i that has few other connections, this provides strong support for its inclusion in the context-specific model.
Nor is there any proof that the shooting was connected to a highly touted "Hidden Gold Mine" map later ascertained to be a fake.
The sample holder and sample pin were electrically conductive and connected to a highly stable, adjustable dc voltage source.
They're connected to a highly reliable AT&T-developed communications system that allows a remote agent to see in real time what the blind user would be seeing if he or she weren't, well, blind.
Metallic hook was connected to a highly conductive copper wire of short length (about 300 mm) so that magnitudes of the component R wires is much smaller than the other terms and can be ignored.
This indicates that Seropan River is connected to a highly karstified conduit system with fast conduit flow and short transit time of water (Birk et al. 2004; Moore et al. 2009; Mudarra et al. 2014).
In any uncertain or unsafe situation, Mom presses the button to connect to a highly-trained Agent that can identify her location and send help.
"The mobile space is particularly opportunistic as a result of devices being connected to a unique viewer, enabling a highly targetable new advertising marketplace," said Ken Papagan, president and chief strategy officer, Rentrak.
Then she sued Wyeth for failing to warn the clinicians to use the much safer "IV drip" technique, in which the drug is injected into a stream of liquid flowing from a hanging bag that already has been safely connected to a vein, making it highly unlikely that the drug will reach an artery.
To do this, smartphones and tablets need to be connected to a network that is highly secure.
The structural differences between normals and albino patients may be connected to a lower level of highly scattering melanin pigment where the RPE/BM complex appears less fuzzy.
