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This paper demonstrates a linkage between available industrial tools and cost reduction opportunity creation through the application of a derivative-free optimization technique.

Taking in total, our data demonstrates a linkage between several separate pathological events associated with Parkinson's disease that have not necessarily been considered to be mechanistically connected including mitochondrial dysfunction, and microglial activation.

4) The paper demonstrates a linkage between spectrins and the role of actomyosin in regulating Hippo signaling, but it is not clear how the spectrin network is linked to the actomyosin cytoskeleton.

Genetic analyses demonstrate a linkage between CML24 and the circadian oscillator, through pathways involving the circadian oscillator gene TIMING OF CAB2 EXPRESSION1 (TOCAB2

This study establishes seasonal variation in human blood and pooled cattle milk retinol concentrations in Chad, demonstrating a linkage from animals to humans through milk.

The FT-IR, contact angle and DLS measurements demonstrated a linkage of organic functional groups to the nano-TiO2, resulting in improved agglomeration resistance.

This demonstrated a linkage between the 'Type 1' phenotype and a combination of loci mapping to PEAR3 LG5 and 'Moonglow' LG1.

Previously published data demonstrating a linkage between induction of hyaluronan synthesis and osteoclast-mediated bone resorption are reviewed.

There is a small but rapidly increasing number of published reports demonstrating a linkage between gene expression changes and adverse phenotypic changes (Huang et al. 2003; Orphanides 2003).

Spectrin inactivation causes wing overgrowth by modulating contractility of cortical actin thus demonstrating a linkage between spectrins, the cortical cytoskeleton and modulation of the downstream Hippo pathway.

Consistent with this idea, two studies demonstrate a linkage between the TaqI polymorphism of the apoD gene and type 2 diabetes in South Indians and Nauruans [ 54, 55].