Sentence examples for for its linkages from inspiring English sources

The case of Credifamilia in Colombia is special for its linkages with low-income housing developers and government housing subsidies.

PMP22 (peripheral myelin protein 22), also known as GAS 3 (growth-arrest-specific protein 3), is a tetraspan glycoprotein most studied for its linkage to hereditary demyelinating peripheral neuropathies (Pareek et al., 1997; Houlden and Reilly, 2006).

Daniel Hsin, senior vice president at Capital Securities in Taipei, counsels: "There's a tendency among foreign investors to see Taiwan only for its technology linkages to the U.S., but there's also a China angle".

Ranges for the C=O moiety of the ester linkage in the IR spectra of different esters were observed at 1728 1745 cm−1 while for its C O linkage the peaks were noticed at 1253 1265 cm−1253 1265

This region was selected for its strong linkage of | D′| > 0.7.

Although his execution would be punishment for a quadruple homicide, its linkage to organ removal would be too close to pass ethical muster.

Robin's argument about why this happens is a little too sweeping at times, too reliant upon convenient factoids for its historical-theoretical linkages.

For each marker, we list its linkage group and its inferred position within the linkage group.

PCR analysis was further extended for detection of sul1 and its linkage to class 1 integron.

However, it will be some time before uptake of the UPHI is widespread enough to allow for its use in linkage of health records, and for some existing datasets, this will never be possible.

Strategies for expanding HIV testing through routine HIV screening in medical settings should be evaluated for its effect on linkage to care after testing HIV positive as this can contribute to improved morbidity and mortality as well as reduced transmission of HIV.