Sentence examples for denominators linking from inspiring English sources

The question has been raised whether the gut microbiome might be one of the common denominators linking all these elements together [ 13, 14].

The common denominator linking the groups at the conference is that they do not want the Bush administration to dictate the timetable or the terms of their involvement in governing Iraq after Mr. Hussein is removed from power.

This comparison provided compelling evidence that the accumulated retained particle displacement volume was the most prominent unifying denominator linking the pulmonary retained volumetric particle dose to inflammogenicity and toxicity.

The theme of regression in "Enter the Void" — a literal journey back to the womb — dovetails with the childlike wonder that seems to be the common denominator linking Mr. Noé's formative movie experiences.

As we wanted to associate the results from the job satisfaction survey to those from the quality of care survey, we were forced to pool the data using the lowest common denominator linking the two surveys, i.e. the hospital unit.

Fear is the common denominator now linking the peoples of Europe.

The GHCs and qualifiers were chosen from a limited list using specific rules to avoid potential multiplicity of codes and mosaics, and to provide a lowest common denominator for linking data sets across study regions.

ENAP is identifying provisional country hubs for testing of proposed indicator numerators and denominators initially linked to focus countries for EMEN.

The once unfathomable is now the common denominator that links us.

The advantages over solely relying on NHS databases 12 13 are a more reliable denominator and linked numerator data, longitudinal analysis of outcomes and access to relevant economic and social variables not available in NHS databases.

What is the common denominator between these cell types linking Ku function to telomere function?