The problem of lacking linkages is especially sharp for Russia.
But entrepreneurship education and training (EET), until recently, lacked linkage to established theories that would explain the relationship between education and entrepreneurship behavior (Martin, McNally, and Kay 2013).
The resulting assembly contained over 50 contigs, but most lacked linkage information from gap-spanning paired ends.
The existence of a large number of breast cancer families who lack linkage to either BRCA1 or BRCA2 [ 3] suggested that other breast cancer susceptibility genes remained undiscovered.
However, we also show that CBM can collapse when local communities lack linkages to higher levels of governance that help legitimize their organizational efforts [14].
The component maps of two populations were completely lacking certain linkage groups (2A and 1R in EAW74, and 2R in EAW78) (Table 3).
In contrast, community-based international waters projects are often local, individualistic and stand-alone projects, lacking regional linkages and perspectives.
However, a significant proportion of empirical studies currently published in medical ethics lacks such linkage between the empirical research and the normative analysis.
However, Ube2D3 lacked chain linkage specificity, because individual Ub lysine mutations could not perturb TRIM5αrh autoubiquitination (Supplementary Fig S5A and Table 1).
While many cancer cell lines lack cavin-3 (Xu et al., 2001; Bastiani et al., 2009; Lee et al., 2011), some lines such as PC-3 lacked additional linkage components.
Gaps and Lessons Learned LEASETC remains an informal structure which has not been fully integrated into the Ministry of Interior, that lacks clear linkages to the Cambodian National Police Academy, as well as annual MoI budgetary allocations.
