Sentence examples for has linkages from inspiring English sources

The cult of Khandoba has linkages with Vaishnava and Jain traditions, and also assimilates all communities irrespective of caste, including Muslims.

The ART program has linkages with other programmes such tuberculosis (TB), preventing mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), testing and counselling, and community home-based care and all these interact to increase access of the population to essential elements of a continuum of care in HIV/AIDS.

Pakistan's state, and indeed, its society, had, has and will continue to have linkages with the Afghan Taliban.

Sasha helped the MI6 target organized crime in Europe that had linkages to Russia; he was never an agent just a consultant.

Flexibility may have linkages to irreplaceability (Ferrier et al., 2000).

In Vietnam, one-fourth of districts had linkages between TB and ANC services and HIV testing and counselling services.

Branches that have linkage closer to each other indicate a stronger relationship between sample/variables or cluster of sampling site/variable.

Even with this significance level we found 62 eQTL, of which 40 had linkage peaks on the same chromosome where the oligonucleotide was physically located.

Among those partners with an HIV diagnosis, the majority had linkage to care.

Though they had linkage with a nearby blood blank, they generally discouraged blood from there due to some previous mishaps.

The polymorphic sites at 5′URR have linkage disequilibrium (LD) with those identified at 3′UTR [ 4, 12].