We found that the same diseases originating from different tissues (termed as disease members thereafter) could have connections in our disease network, while are not necessarily completely connected.
Broad saw that art brought entrée into a different kind of social life — one in which he could have connections to artists, collectors, and dealers.
Broad saw that art brought entrée into a different kind of social life — one in which, travelling to any city in the world, he could have connections to artists, collectors, and dealers.
Not just girls you think are attractive, but men, too; they could have connections to single girls.
Mr. Clatts's colleagues at the National Development and Research Institutes, a nonprofit group based in Manhattan, were disbelieving that he could have any connection with wrongdoing.
Others, like his son Travis, refuse to believe he could have any connection to the killings, despite the rifle in his car.
By the age of 16 or so she was writing a capella songs, but the idea that these could have any connection to her piano playing was alien.
Probably she was doing it for a long time before he even noticed: he was thirteen, sex had hardly occurred to him, after all, not as a physical reality he could have in connection with other people.
"That's worrying," said one of his 10-year-old subjects, "so I think it would help tremendously if the prince could have this connection by getting a job".
In fact, data collection was performed by trying to include all variables that could have a connection with the problem.
