Sentence examples for interlinked I from inspiring English sources

In many cases, multiple factors were associated with dropout and were often interlinked i.e. some students with academic difficulty may have left unexpectedly just before exam time.

Since the chromosome entrapment assay is based on the immobilization of intact replicating chromosomes, which possibly represent internally knotted and branched DNA structures, it is conceivable that Smc ScpAB rings are linked to chromosomal DNA by non-topological capture of DNA loops, which themselves might be interlinked (i.e., knotted) with other parts of the chromosome.

But now as energy security, food security, water security and climate security all press in on us – and are seen to be increasingly interlinked – I think we should celebrate (or at least acknowledge) the uncomfortable longer term accuracy of at least some of the Limits team's analysis and forecasts.

Mental health and epilepsy are interlinked—I can get intense feelings of fear or panic.

As we have seen from the biological data sets used for our experiments, it is very common to have largely interlinked sequences, i.e., where one unique clustering and/or maximal clique does not exist.

The two things – the history of the 20th century and my grandmother's life – became interlinked, until I couldn't think of one without thinking of the other.

All the Strandberg-type units are interlinked by Ag (I) forming a 3D arrangement through O-Ag-O bridging bonds.

Until then, says Nagarajan, "my whole activist career had been about compartmentalisation, and so with the anti-racist people it was all about the fight against racism, with the women's rights movement it was all about the fight for women's rights... they were interlinked, of course, but I felt there wasn't any space to bring everything together".

In addition, heterogeneous populations of cross-linked products, i.e., interlinked, intralinked, and dead-end modified peptides further complicates the analysis.

The problem of insufficient implementation of maternal health interventions was generally attributed to three main interlinking factors i.e. leadership and management, resources and end-user related factors.

His fate, I suspect, may be closely interlinked with that of Big Ger Cafferty, a complicated figure whose worldview has much more in common with Rebus's than the policeman would be willing to admit - and a better, more delicately drawn Hyde figure than the ones in the early books.