"connecting hub" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to a point of connection between two or more networks or systems. For example, "The new technology provides a connecting hub between the two companies, allowing them to easily share data and resources."
This study focuses on ease of access to destinations as a new driver-oriented performance measure under various driving conditions on interurban expressways connecting hub cities.
Edges connecting hub nodes and non-hub nodes, as well as those connecting two different hub nodes, are primarily associated with orbits 1, 5, and 18.
For example, Fox et al. [ 7] observed that interactions connecting hub proteins are more conserved when compared to interactions involving proteins with a lower degree of connectivity.
One of the connecting hub genes, Cit.23352.1.S1_at, is closest to Arabidopsis RLP33 (Receptor-like protein kinase 33), and another two hubs, Cit.10594.1.S1_at and Cit.21654.1.S1_s_at, represent EP3-like chitinase genes.
Within Amazonia, the model with highest support suggests extensive gene flow among major cities; Manaus, located at the center of the subregional transport network, emerges as a potentially important connecting hub.
They are the spokes connecting hubs where people are actively engaged, face to face, with new models for innovation and learning.
It's also one of the region's top connecting hubs, with service to 50 destinations in mainland China alone.
Thus, orbits that touch a clique (such as 7, 45, 50, 57, and 58) will be enriched in interactions connecting hub-bottlenecks and nonhub-bottlenecks.
What was striking, however, was the addition of the huntingtin protein (HTT) as an extremely well connected hub protein with 57 connections.
We found a low average connectivity between gradient basins, the existence of few highly connected hub nodes and a high correlation of connectivity with basin size.
Highly connected hub proteins, largely responsible for maintaining network connectivity, have been found to be much more likely to be essential for yeast survival.
