Sentence examples for linkage more from inspiring English sources
The degree of substitution had significant effect on the properties, making the polymers with ether linkage more favorable.
Since the peaks represent the dominating structure, which is this case is the width of the ridges, an experiment was conducted to see that linkage more explicitly.
These two isolates were not grouped together in this MIRU-VNTR-based tree nor in the minimum spanning tree, although they were in the first tree including the total collection (Fig. 1), linked to a distant relationship rendering their linkage more vulnerable to the composition of the strain sample used.
If lignin adopts an extended morphology (a sheet or linkage), more surface is exposed, and lignin's propensity to bind to enzymes is increased (Table S1).
When an rNMP residue is incorporated during replication, the 2′-OH group renders the linkage more labile than DNA linkages and can lead to replicative stress and genome instability.
More recently, the genome of a bilaterian sister group, the cnidarian sea anemone Nematostella vectensis, has proved to be more complex than expected, with a gene repertoire, exon-intron structure, and large-scale gene linkage more similar to vertebrates than to flies or nematodes [ 8].
The real advantage is that it is so much more compact and because of the fewer linkages, more accurate".
Through these linkages, more rural businesses are able to access finance.
In the city, CES may be more directly experienced, their benefits more readily appreciated, and the environment-to-benefit linkages more easily and intuitively understood by the beneficiaries relative to many material ES.
Solid lines represent primary linkages – very clear relationships between the two groups – and dashed lines represent secondary linkages – more variable or debatable relationships.
However, at least a proportion of the lignin phase would still seem to retain the polymeric characteristics existing in the original cell wall, presumably those structures with ether linkages more resistant to the aqueous acid.
