Sentence examples for having linkages from inspiring English sources

There appears to be a strong correlation between the degree of firms' engagement in innovative R&D and their likelihood of having linkages with domestic universities and research institutes in all countries studied.

Each layer consists of the following four parameters; the minimum threshold of LOD scores for linkage to be included, the minimum number of informative meiosis for a marker to be included, the maximum number of linkage groups a marker is allowed for having linkages, and the minimum threshold for the linkage ratio to which a marker shows qualified links to the best linkage group.

Surgical simulation began with the most cranial (T3) and caudal (L1) screws being housed with the rod and having linkages permitting axial rotation and translation (third joint z-axis) and only axial rotation (third joint z-axis, Figure 3, step 1) representing the set screw not being completely tightened.

The sector also has linkages with the Vehicles Technology Sector through a common interest in research on unmanned aerial vehicles.

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).

UGANEB has linkages with UNESCO and the association for the taxonomic study of the flora of tropical Africa (AETFAT).

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.

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