Sentence examples for link potential from inspiring English sources

Notable examples are: "variant-gene associations" instead of eQTL; "linked relationships" instead of Pearson correlation and "link potential" instead of averaged correlation; "bipartite module" instead of pleiotropy.

In October 2005, I stumbled across a Web site called MatchingDonors.com that helps link potential donors and recipients.

For a percentage, brokers would link potential soldiers with communities offering high bounties, then bolt with the entire sum.

(Around the same time, a Web site called MatchingDonors began as a way to link potential donors and recipients, and was featured in a 2009 New Yorker piece by Larissa MacFarquhar that explored the question of who would donate a kidney to a stranger).

The site has since become a magnet for asset management firms, charities and lawyers, who use its restricted online platform to fish for well-heeled clients — members' assets have to be professionally verified — and arrange social events or link potential investors to new projects.

Link potential is high (left) when the distributions of correlation differ between the high and low association range more than expected by chance; link potential is low (right) where no difference is observed.

The tactic of linking potential Republican rivals to such statements was already in evidence last week.

"I love how it links potential pathologies in maternal desire with potential excesses in middle-class yearning".

Mr. Bedi said there were talks with Mr. Jackson linking potential contributions to Mr. Blagojevich and Mr. Jackson's white-hot desire to fill Barack Obama's Senate seat.

Finally, the site links potential customers with qualified contractors in the area who would be able to implement recommended home improvements.

The second phase (flexible linking) establishes potential links between tracks from the first step based on distance.