"I'm happy for us to spend money in countries where we have trade relations, but I don't want any linkage," he says.
Sanders admits that although the strongest linkage he identified on chromosome 8, using an isolated genetic marker, clears the threshold for significance, the Xq28 linkage does not.
While Wolff endorses the full Vitruvian triad as imperatives, he emphasizes a linkage between two principles in particular: structural soundness must be tied to beauty, and visible to the spectator.
He denied any linkage when asked this week if Coe's ascendancy within the I.A.A.F. had influenced his decision to run for the I.O.C. presidency, which is, it should be noted, a more prestigious post.
"When I first came for my interview, my future advisor told me he worked on linkage analysis and gene mapping; I smiled, and said ?great.? Actually I was wondering in my head what the heck linkage analysis and gene mapping was".
In a radio interview also in February, Gohmert made another interesting linkage: He connected his support for the Second Amendment to Shariah law.
Furthermore, he demonstrated the linkage between the lung fluke and endemic haemoptysis by finding operculated eggs in patients' sputa.
When Morgan encountered genetic linkage, he sought a chromosomal explanation and found one in Frans A. Janssens' chiasmatype theory (Janssens 1909; Koszul et al. 2012), which postulated that chiasmata represented sites at which paired homologous chromosomes in meiosis I broke and rejoined to exchange corresponding chromosome segments.
He wanted to use his knowledge as a geneticist to explore the causal linkage that he was certain would be there.
"There exists no linkage yet," he told reporters in Trenton.
