Sentence examples for linkage between these two from inspiring English sources

"There is no recollection here of any linkage between these two actions," said the spokesman, Sean McCormick.

For example, serine/threonine-protein kinase PAK7 and AMP-activated protein kinase alpha-2 subunit share 374 active compounds, and 16 of them are drugs; therefore there is a linkage between these two targets, although they are biologically unrelated (belonging to the STE protein kinase group and the CAMK protein kinase group, respectively).

To further assess the finding from the adult case-control study that TLR1 N248S and S602I were associated with TB disease susceptibility, a separate family-based study was conducted to evaluate the linkage between these two common variants and TB disease.

The lack of predicted ORFs within the 100-kb 5' of CapI-lox4 (from CapI-lox4 to the end of the scaffold) and 23.4 kb 3' of CapI-lox2 (from CapI-lox2 to the end of the scaffold) is consistent with a larger Hox cluster in the genome, although we do not currently have direct evidence of linkage between these two scaffolds.

This illustrates a common linkage between these two events.

Consequently, the linkage between these two sets of proteins was procured.

In examining the linkage between these three different forms of human connectivity, an empirically validated model of the emergence of cognitive salient contacts suggests itself.

Our analysis provided no evidence of linkage between these five markers.

National innovative capacity depends on the strength of a nation's common innovation infrastructure (cross-cutting factors which contribute broadly to innovativeness throughout the economy), the environment for innovation in a nation's industrial clusters, and the strength of linkages between these two.

There are natural linkages between these two perspectives.

Knowing this linguistic connection, we investigated genetic linkages between these two populations.