Sentence examples for create a linkage from inspiring English sources

"For so long, the civil rights groups have tried to create a linkage between race and diversity, but now we can see that it's really nothing more than a racial quota system".

For example, Lepidoptera specific software was designed to create a linkage map for B. mori because it was argued that MAPMAKER 3.0 [40] is unsuitable for this purpose [29].

Here, we apply a newly developed double-digest RADSeq (ddRADSeq) protocol (based on Peterson et al. 2012) to create a linkage map of various species of Midas cichlids.

Using these makers, we were able to create a linkage map, and subsequently anchor 66.5% of the current M. zebra genome assembly.

In all, 3193 SNPs were found to be informative and were used to create a linkage map and to scan for QTL affecting resistance to A. hydrophila.

They are also spread throughout the genome making it possible to use them create a linkage map the rhesus genome [ 38], albeit at a density insufficient for whole genome association studies.

This creates a linkage between oil supplies and the long war that is not easily broken or simply characterized..

If choreography means creating a linkage on stage between bodies, that becomes a patterned, often rule-bound dance, then nothing Bausch did (with the possible exception of her "Rite") fits that definition.

Right now, the Obama administration seems to be doing the opposite: dragging down its pro-worker stimulus plan by creating a linkage in peoples' minds to the outrageous bank bailout.

Ironically, by making that connection, one that Obama never made, the Limbaughs of the world are creating a linkage that otherwise would not have existed in the minds of the electorate.

Paul Feig is credited as a producer on the film, creating a linkage between the Peanuts gang and the kids on the television series "Freaks and Geeks," which he created and was likewise set amid a group of kids trying to figure out the world.