Sentence examples for dominant link from inspiring English sources
The dominant link between microbial life and geomorphology appears to take on different forms depending on the timescale under consideration, with a stabilising microbial role apparent over short timescales being replaced by a denudational role over longer timescales.
Note that l k in reflects the weakest link within the cluster, which is the dominant link that affects the performance gain provided by intra-cluster zero-forcing joint transmission [32].
9 10 11 "Information subsidies" such as university press releases have long been used to deliver salient aspects of selected research, 12 13 and as journalists are increasingly expected to produce more copy in less time 14155 these press releases have become the dominant link between academia and the media.
2. The Group II plants showed extensive cohybridisation of 26S and 5S probes to the same restriction fragments, consistent with dominant linked arrangement of both genes in the genome.
Dominant linked rDNA genotype was found within three large groups in subfamily Asteroideae: tribe Anthemideae (93% of the studied cases), tribe Gnaphalieae (100%) and in the "Heliantheae alliance" (23%).
The patterns were interpreted as dominant linked 35S-5S arrangement in which the 5S genes are in an inverse orientation with respect to the direction of the 26S gene transcription.
The BamHI hybridisation profiles obtained for 25 species are shown in Figures 2 and 3. Basically, two hybridisation profiles could be distinguished: The first group included species with profiles typical for a dominant linked arrangement (L-type) of both genes as revealed by extensive cohybridisation of 26S and 5S probes on blots.
Case with one dominant direct link and one dominant indirect link.
From a resource allocation perspective, this means it wastes resources to the second-hop dominant relay links while depriving resources from the first-hop dominant relay links.
Indeed, very few DNA markers linked to major genes have been reported in conifers; the only ones of note are some dominant markers linked to a major dominant resistance gene in Pinus lambertiana [ 4, 5], P. monticola [ 6], P. taeda [ 7], and P. thunbergii [ 8, 9].
Case with dominant indirect links.
