Sentence examples for for which a link from inspiring English sources

The 17 genes for which a link with roots could be found either in rice or through orthology with Arabidopsis are summarized in Table 9.

Nevertheless, together the data provide valuable information at least about the presence of markers, for which a link to adult neurogenesis might more reasonably be assumed than for others, in the adult human brain and their change with increasing age.

Some variables, for which a link to children's PA was hypothesized, showed no association.

For incinerators, there was a variety of emissions from the stacks of these plants, including particles and gases, Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, heavy metals and dioxins for which a link with cancer can be easily justified.

"Link significance threshold" indicates the threshold value for which a link's Benjamini-Hochberg-corrected p-value must be less than or equal to in order to declare the link significant.

Other repositories will link over the Internet, for which a dedicated link to the Internet must be provided.

The score includes those process and intermediate indicators for which a clear link with vascular complications was demonstrated and effective preventive strategies are available.

With this first "probable link" designation, the next stage of the settlement kicks in, whereby DuPont must pay up to $235 million to monitor class members for any diseases for which a probable link is determined.

Furthermore, we described SNPs associated with NCLB and NCLB FT resistance that are located in genes for which a direct link to the trait is discernable or which are located in bins of the maize genome for which previously QTLs have been reported.

Sam et al. [ 13] used relations between proteins, Gene Ontology (GO) [ 15], and phenotypes established in the PhenoGO NLP system [ 16] together with Reactome [ 17] protein interactions to find diseases involving common protein-protein interaction networks such as xeroderma pigmentosum and Cockayne syndrome, for which a functional link was previously discussed [ 18].

We are not alone in this assessment: others argue even more strongly that 'those global health issues for which a direct link to core economic, foreign and security interests is neither perceived nor proved will continue to be subjugated to other foreign policy priorities, regardless of the strength of the scientific evidence mustered in their favour' [[ 120], p.2].