Sentence examples for in a linked manner from inspiring English sources

Clustering of genes that are regulated in a linked manner has been noticed in several other cases [ 6, 7].

Today we have the 94nd generation of OXYS rats with spontaneously developing cataract and accelerated-senescence syndrome inherited in a linked manner.

The modified HMIS 033B weekly reporting form is currently formally adopted by the MOH Resource Center to enable paper-based collection of ACT- and RDT-related data in a linked manner.

Participation followed written informed consent, and all data were recorded in an anonymously linked manner using numerically coded cards.

As stated, participation followed written informed consent, and all data were recorded in an anonymously linked manner using numerically coded cards.

Though a much higher portion of ME pairs arise from exon duplication, most pairs originating from duplication interact in an independent or linked manner.

Participation followed written informed consent and all data were recorded in a linked anonymous manner using numerically coded cards.

An alternative might be to structure wage-insurance as full or nearly full insurance upon reemployment, and declining over time possibly in a manner linked to typical wage growth patterns on new jobs.

The number of somatic symptoms concurrent with adolescent depression is, in a stepwise manner, linked to suicidal attempts, bipolar disorders, psychotic disorders, and recurrent and chronic depression.

A. Farini et al. discuss current knowledge about involvement of immune system responses to experimental therapies in MDs and how the different components of the immune system response are differently activated against cell- or gene-therapy both in a specific manner, linked to the type of cell or vector used, and according to MDs-specific immune-pathogenetic mechanisms.

All these components are involved at different levels in each MDs form and they are differently activated against cell- or gene-therapy both in a specific manner, linked to the type of cell or vector used, and according to MDs-specific immune-pathogenetic mechanisms.