Sentence examples for extended connections from inspiring English sources

Whole blood had extended connections with several circulating cells, such as T cells, B cells, natural killer cells, monocytes, and BDCA4-dendritic cells.

He's a loamy filmmaker, a regionalist who gets at extended connections, involving friends and work, family and money, with rapid decisiveness and conjures webs of involvement that entangle characters like cinematic kudzu.

In order to represent the main network clearly, we centered the network at the ID2 transcriptional repressor, removed the extended connections (2 steps away from ID2) (Figure 4).

First, the most far reaching innovative approaches to extending connections are more likely to come from communities, public authorities and political activity than from MNCs.

While extending connections to the grid provides low priced, high power, and often reliable electricity, overcoming the cost and investment barrier for extensions and new connections has proven difficult, particularly for the poor.

The stress on Plato's Pythagoreanism on the part of Pythagoreans revives and extends connections between Plato's metaphysics and Pythagorean ideas noted already by Plato's younger associates.

Faculty have also extended Bass Connections projects via DukeImmerse and DukeEngage, and have connected to Global Education programs and other popular programs.

Eight full-scale beam-to-column cruciform extended endplate connections using the SCBB were subsequently tested under cyclic loading.

One lived in the brain and extended its connections to the end of the ventral nerve cord the fly's version of a spine, which runs along its belly.

Moreover, in an age of modern communications and relatively affordable travel, extended family connections can be maintained without chain migration.

Our results showed that in all 3 patients, disruption extended to connections projecting to areas distant from the lesion.