Sentence examples for linkage could be from inspiring English sources

These numerical results allows us to think that the four-bar linkage could be a good technological way to increase the speed of the future bipedal robots.

One pair of SNPs should be tightly linked so that there is only one recombination event could happen between the SNPs, as the same time every two pairs of SNPs should be distant enough so that the linkage could be ignored within groups.

Even in early infancy, unexpected pain may induce facial expressions [5] of anger leading Anderson and Bushman [1] to propose the existence of a "preparedness" to react aggressively when faced with physical or psychological pain, suggesting that the pain – aggression linkage could be one that humans are evolutionary prepared to develop.

This linkage could be a small peptide.

Increases in the stability of this linkage could be achieved by using multivalent NTA groups.

Comparative information available via linkage could be combined with, or used in place of, observational data.

Until quite late in the 20th century, the mapping of human chromosomes presented a particularly difficult problem: experimental crosses could not be arranged in humans, and only a few linkages could be determined by analysis of unique family histories.

This study showed that the carboxylic linkages could be formed through the effect of the superoxide anion radical on the side chains in lignin.

These linkages could be selectively cleaved over Ni/SiO2 to yield monomeric aromatic compounds, such as cycloalkanes and cyclohexanol, under moderate conditions (120 °C and 6 bar H2 in aqueous medium).

Novel functional linkages could be identified for genes involved in mycolate biosynthesis using phylogenetic profiling.

Theoretically, the linkages could be built through many different chemical reactions.