Sentence examples similar to link linkage from inspiring English sources

"Failure to see that crimes are linked — linkage blindness — is a thing that will allow the killer to strike again," she advises a colleague.

The paper describes a practical study of a large (2 × 600 ton), long stroke (560 mm), high speed (50 spm) extrusion press with a drag-link linkage drive which was designed without proper attention to dynamics of its linkage.

Figure 1 shows the distribution of the linkage scores for the records that were accepted as linked (linkage score > 22.0).

When we find QTLs in the same region, we can assume that (1) QTLs for two traits are linked (linkage) or (2) two traits are controlled by genes on the same QTL (pleiotropy).

Although an R&R strain would be designed so that FK and AP genes are not physically linked, linkage disequilibrium at low population densities would still be difficult to avoid.

When a QTL is found in a similar genomic region for each of two correlated traits, we can consider that either (1) QTLs for the two traits are linked (linkage) or (2) two traits are controlled by the same gene or genes at that location (pleiotropy).

The comparative map between human and porcine segments from INRA [ 19] was used as an initial guide to link each linkage group to the 18 porcine autosomes.

For closely linked loci, linkage disequilibrium (LD) is a distinct possibility.

The analysis of structural genomics revealed that two copies of VvF3'H are physically linked on linkage group no.

Additionally, pol ν could bypass DNA interstrand cross-links with linkage between N-dAs in complementary DNA strands.

The hyperlink of the chromosome name links to linkage maps that can be visualized on CMap (Fig. 2d).