On a list of URLs generated by a Google search, for example, the links of tested sites will be followed by rating icons.
These include ease of handling compared to manual navigation of a TMA slide: for example, the linking of cores to the predefined TMA 'map' ensures that the core/case are accurately identified and recorded.
The term may be relatively new but the concept has a longer heritage; for example, the linking of agricultural research to agricultural extension services to enhance national farm production in the USA early in the 20th century [ 4].
In the UK, demand on primary health care continues to rise as the population ages, health reforms focus on shifting secondary care services into the community and the service delivery targets continue to be developed, for example the linking of physician pay to outcomes as with the Quality Outcomes Framework [ 1].
For example, the link for the number of publications links to results for the relevant query in HuGE Literature Finder, one of the other applications in HuGE Navigator.
Taken together, these examples illustrate the link of collateral sensitivity to the complex genetic or transcriptional alterations that occur in parallel during the acquisition of the MDR phenotype.
But he recently dared to distance himself from some of the president's most controversial ideas, for example criticising the linking of immigration and crime.
For example, the linked domains of ATRX-ADD revealed increased binding specificity that results from the larger interaction surface with histone substrates.
For example, the PPI-link of "main pathways of carbohydrate metabolism" (GO 0006092) to the process "response to stress" (GO 0006950) (semantic similarity 0).
Although complex formation is an example of the linking together of species by the formation of covalent (but highly polar) bonds, the first systematic approach to the explanation of the properties of complexes was based on a model in which the effect of the ligands was treated as an essentially ionic problem.
