Sentence examples for established a linkage from inspiring English sources

But the Army/Montana team, using a new software system developed by the military for analyzing proteins, uncovered a new DNA-based virus, and established a linkage to the fungus, called N. ceranae.

This study also established a linkage between the intI1 and Tn21 transposition genes, in 18/27 E. coli isolates from bovine sources and 2/4 isolates from human sources, which implicates Tn21 in the distribution of this novel integron.

These results have established a linkage between the expansion of the premutation CGG-repeat of FMR1 mRNA and FXTAS (17).

Gujarat borders the Pakistani province of Sindh and Mr. Solanki asserted that "ladies and gents" from the Muslim community here marry Pakistanis, establishing a linkage that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence agency can exploit.

Mr. McCain and other Republicans have expressed concern that the wording, while nonbinding, establishes a linkage that Russia could use to try to hinder American plans for missile defense in Europe.

By establishing a linkage between structural mechanics and molecular mechanics, the sectional property parameters of these beam members are obtained.

In this study, a surrogate human sensor (SHS) was developed to establish a linkage between human skin surface and SHS with the surrounding environments.

To re-establish a linkage with the past is not an antiquarian exercise; on the contrary, without the critical reappropriation of the past our temporal horizon becomes disrupted, our experience precarious, and our identity more fragile.

The theory incorporates the relations resulting from establishing a linkage between the strain energy induced in the continuum and the potential energy stored in the atomic bonds, using the so-called Cauchy Born rule, into the constitutive relations of Eringen's nonlocal elasticity theory.

We designed Illumina assays for parallel genotyping of 384 SNP markers segregating in the HWS/LWS intercross in order to establish a linkage map with an improved genome coverage compared to our previous microsatellite map.

A comparison of the anti-inflammatory actions of BG-12 in astrocytes versus C6 cells, combined with measurements of effects on intracellular GSH levels, has allowed us to establish a linkage between these two phenomena, and suggests that changes in GSH modulate the suppressive efficacy of BG-12.