Sentence examples for link absence from inspiring English sources

Future studies will aim to clarify how this function relates to our observations and those of Kuroda et al., which link absence of BATF to reduced CD8+ T-cell function in mice.

A further potential mechanism linking absence of methylation with less favourable outcome after chemotherapy is the highly significant association between absence of NT5E CpG island methylation and mutation in TP53.

Based on different impacts on the robustness of controllability caused by links absence, the links have been classified into three categories [ 16]: "critical" if its absence causes the minimum number of driver nodes increased so as to maintain full control; "redundant" if it can be removed without affecting the current set of driver nodes; "ordinary" if it is neither critical nor redundant.

Moreover, studies have linked absence of a biological father to early pubertal maturation and indicate that girls growing up in father-absent homes are about twice as likely to experience menarche before 12 years of age (Mustanski et al. 2004; Quinlan 2003).

Preliminary studies conducted by Blaser link its absence to asthma.

Nevertheless, it could be that syndecan-4 is the "missing link" whose absence has made previous experimental therapies based on growth factors ineffective, says Richard Smalling, a cardiologist and director of interventional cardiovascular medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.

For skeptical contemporaries of Darwin, the "missing link"—the absence of any known transitional form between apes and humans was a battle cry, as it remained for uninformed people afterward.

However, none of these studies was able to link either absence or presence of A-type lamins to tumour progression, although at least one study [24] suggested that loss of expression of lamins A/C was correlated with enhanced proliferation rates in tumours.

Next, we searched for a mechanism which could link the absence of an integrative effect between the Notch inhibition and the Wnt activation in the initiation of intestinal tumorigenesis.

Their presence is inextricably linked to absence.

Interestingly, the findings do not support an assumption that stigma linked to absence reduces as the absence level increases.