Sentence examples for linkage holds from inspiring English sources
Linkage holds little appeal for most of the Arab governments of the Middle East: the Saudis, the Egyptians, the five (surviving) states of the Gulf Co-operation Council or even the Syrians.
On the other hand when close linkage holds, for most of the markers i (for a marker i is an exception).
If the marker/QTL linkage holds across different pedigrees, this RFLP marker could be used to enrich for genotypes with higher levels of unsaturation.
If the marker/QTL linkage holds true, Rance et al. [ 15] predicted that such a strategy could reduce the generation time by almost half for oil palm as the crosses can be made right after flowering (about 3 years), without having to wait for the fruits to be formed and analyzed (which can take up to 5 years).
Therefore, the linkage held more added value for SSRIs, anti-asthmatics, antibacterials for systemic use, and gonadotropins and other ovulation stimulants.
To test the loss-of-chromosome III hypothesis, we examined whether the observed MAT linkage also holds in other fungi having the same mating-type determination system.
Jonathan Stern, the chairman of the gas program at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, is among those who wonder whether the oil linkage will hold up long enough for them to make money.
The electrostatic interaction between chromate (oxyanion) and amine groups on the particles form a strong linkage to hold chromate onto the surface of the particles.
Lehman's disorderly collapse, conventional wisdom says, showed that bankruptcy courts could not handle huge financial failures, because they were too slow, lacked the expertise and were not designed to consider the intricate linkages that hold financial companies together.
This paper reports on another evolutionary step in cataract surgery: the design of linkages for holding, folding, and delivering soft, foldable IOLs during cataract surgery.
As such, we cannot conclude if the marker/QTL linkages will hold true for E. oleifera.
