Sentence examples for definitive linkage from inspiring English sources

Though there has been no definitive linkage between the timing of that attack and the Olympic bid, the two remain linked in many Londoners' minds, and there have been other security concerns in London since then, including the rioting and looting last summer.

Furthermore, definitive linkage information is important for epidemiologic studies seeking to quantify the proportion of HIV-1 infections that could be averted through interventions targeting stable couples or to characterize risk factors associated with those transmissions.

Limitations in these data nevertheless preclude a definitive causal linkage between assayed amitriptyline elevation and induced hypertriglyceridaemia.

There is also no definitive source linkages or mobilization mechanism established so far.

Hybridization of these genetically mapped markers to switchgrass chromosomes would lead to definitive assignment of linkage groups.

Not definitive, just definite.

Our findings are correlational and cannot provide definitive evidence for a causal role of linkage to HIV care in affecting depression or stigma.

Ergo, haplogroups may be regarded as broadly representative of genomic ancestry but are neither the sole nor definitive ancestral tags and may exist in linkage with other nuclear DNA markers [ 16, 17].

Clustered markers in areas of minimal recombination, while allowing general linkage group assignment, often cannot be used for definitive fine mapping and positional cloning.

Alas, it also does not provide a definitive answer to the really big questions about the causal linkages between greenery and growth.

Several concurrent spectral (UV VIS, XPS, solid-state 13C CPMAS NMR, FT-IR, Raman, EDAX, TGA-MS, ESI-MS) and chemical (acid base behaviour, salt precipitation by metal-complexation, carboxylic functionalisation) methods have provided a definitive set of consistent evidence, indicating for the first time the direct linkage of carboxylic groups on water-soluble fullerenes prepared in this manner.