Sentence examples for defining this link from inspiring English sources
Underlying the concordance of these events is a causal link between decreased spraying of homes with DDT and increased malaria; two regression models defining this link showed statistically significant negative relationships between APIs and house-spray rates.
To define this link, we propose a new framework that defines success in terms of four "pillars of performance" representing a company's ability to (1) attract talent, (2) retain talent, (3) operate efficiently, and (4) gain market appeal.
And so the chain of visual being that Mr. Taaffe is defining, link by link, goes on.
Defining this inversion, Pygl is linked to 493504H06Rik at a distance of 4.2 cM (LO D= 9.2) while Clecl4a is linked to the more telomeric marker Pcnx at a distance of 18.2 cM (LO D= 6.3).
Using this semimetric we define the link weight between nodes and as (12).
Ebenezer's most famous pastor, Dr. King, had a special genius for defining the links between economic oppression and racial conflict.
The importance of exposure science in defining those links and protecting public health, however, is still not universally understood.
He also defined the link between sexual intercourse and urinary tract infections caused by certain bacteria.
We review the large body of literature on soft lens deposition to define the link between deposits and symptoms.
However, similar to the scheduling, the standard does not define the link adaptation algorithm.
