Sentence examples for linkage from from inspiring English sources
The second part continues in the same manner but extends this linkage from the immediate environment to Earth's natural resources.
This paper examines this linkage from mono- and polycentric perspective using China's Second National Economic Census for cities proper.
Reductions in motor activity compromised ability to dissociate an anxiety linkage from a nonspecific motor effect in most measures.
This study establishes seasonal variation in human blood and pooled cattle milk retinol concentrations in Chad, demonstrating a linkage from animals to humans through milk.
While direct aggregation forms an inter-particle linkage from only one target DNA strand, catalytic aggregation forms multiple linkages from a single target DNA strand.
The benzimidazole moieties attached on the pyrene ring via para- and meta-linking modes and by changing the molecular linkage from para-to meta-mode can effectively tune the emission to pure blue region.
We pilot-tested in China a Recovery Management Intervention (RMI) program designed to facilitate early detection of relapse and prompt linkage from compulsory rehabilitation to the community and, if participants relapse, to community-based methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) programs.
In one common class of enzyme, this process generates acyl-enzyme intermediates in which a covalent bond has connected a nucleophilic group (most commonly a serine or cysteine amino-acid residue) in the enzyme's active site to a carboxylic acid group (COOH) in the reactant; this produces either an ester or a thioester linkage from a serine or cysteine residue, respectively (Fig. 1a).
Now, however, this very de-linkage from the Western financial system has turned out to Africa's advantage.
Moreover, there might be scope under a future mayor to vary the index-linkage from CPI should such adjustments make the system work more helpfully.
The 2-h AuNVs showed a smaller particle size that supports the hypothesis that synthesis time can cause excessive cross-linkage from the side groups on the peptides and fold on top of the particle.
