Sentence examples for functional ties from inspiring English sources

Links to other people radiate out, based on familial and functional ties.

Just as the sexome proposed by Arnold and Lusis is the aggregate of gene expression differences, bodies are aggregates of organs influencing each other via functional ties, which could be thought of as the "sexorganome" (Fig.  1).

Favouring close links to transcription are the observation that nucleosome spacing decays with distance from the +1 nucleosome whose positioning is likely to be established by other factors [ 2], and that there are strong functional ties linking both Isw1 and Chd1 to transcription.

Analysis from data collected using a reliable and validated questionnaire show that task-level ICT use is significantly associated with degree centrality and functional tie diversity; and communication-level ICT use is negatively associated with efficiency.

This measure is indirect, as co-occurrence does not necessarily reflect a functional tie between the drug and disease.

Four of these were down-regulated and seven were up-regulated versus the time-matched controls, but literature searches and pathway analysis did not reveal any known unifying functional network that ties these together.

The ambivalent effects of the four mechanisms reveal the bi-functional character of ties in an interorganizational context.

This suggests that, in fish, there might be functional redundancy between the Tie-2 and Tie-1 proteins.

Although, it has purely metric flavor, it is still a major branch of nonlinear functional analysis with close ties to Banach space geometry, see for example [1 4] and references mentioned therein.

We hypothesized that such grouping would reveal proteins within our catalogue from functional pathways with possible ties to cancer progression, which we would assign high priority.

Not only do both of them have fine, functional marriages with children (tie dismissal is not grounds for adultery), Jack's wife is the daughter of his boss, Thatcher Karsten.