Sentence examples for connection to the underlying from inspiring English sources

The sand ridges in the study area have no connection to the underlying sed-imentological strata, and were eventually influenced by the 2004 tsunami (Feldens et al., 2010).

Finally, to avoid conflicts of interest, it would also be necessary that these intermediaries have no connection to the underlying service providers.

The mechanical stability of the meniscus depends on its connection to the underlying bone by a fibrocartilage to bone transition zone called the meniscal enthesis.

Artemis supports Chado databases through the use of the iBATIS DataMapper API (http://ibatis.apache.org), allowing real-time connection to the underlying TparvaDB Chado database.

In these cells, individual Golgi stacks had an undulated appearance suggesting a decreased rigidity maybe caused by a weaker connection to the underlying cytoskeleton, although this remains to be investigated.

Further potential adjunctive morphological indicators of malignancy include unifocal oedema (91% of malignant lesions and 45% of benign lesions), centripetal enhancement with a rapidly enhancing outer ring that fills in (52% malignant lesions [ 6]), and the hook sign, a hook-like connection to the underlying pectoral muscle (33% of malignant lesions and 5% of benign lesions [ 7]).

We included some known pancreatic cancer genes, but mainly focused on novel genes with biological functions plausibly related to pancreatic cancer, and also demonstrating logical connections to the underlying genomic data, e.g. shRNA depletion for amplified candidate oncogenes.

The widely recognized value of the Hill equation for describing biological pattern arises from its connection to that underlying universal scale of measurement, in which small magnitudes scale logarithmically, intermediate magnitudes scale linearly, and large values scale logarithmically.

First, this strategy provides more insights on mechanisms, applications, and functions in connection to the histopathological characteristics underlying AD and SCC of lung.

Through discussions, we agreed upon the most prominent categories in the text, and to secure the connection between the underlying text and the categories, the transcripts were read several times and compared with the categories.

"While there seems to be an underlying Irish/Scottish connection to the MCR1 gene in the occurrence of red hair, I am not sure that being 'ginger' still only means being Scottish, Irish, Welsh, or even being white".