Sentence examples for linkage of many from inspiring English sources
We propose that elastic interactions related to the linkage of many discrete slip surfaces, controlling the generation of multi-scale bumpy lenses, are one of the physical processes at the origin of fault roughness.
The linkage of many disciplines can result in new approaches to old and new environmental problems as well as pollution prevention.
This process requires the effective linkage of many scientific datasets that are both sparse and are growing independent of each other [2 4].
With data from the 1000 Genomes Project (1000 Genomes Project Consortium, 2010), it is now possible to impute linkage of many germline SNPs into parent-specific haplotype blocks.
Surprisingly, by observing within trans-eQTL distribution, we noticed the linkage of many transcripts to the same chromosomal region, which gave rise to vertical alignments of eQTL.
Furthermore, we have demonstrated widespread linkage of many GATA456 duplicates, suggesting a mechanism of gene duplication via tandem duplication events and providing further evidence in support of duplicate-orthology.
Tight linkage associations of many Co- resistance genes have been well established on LGs Pv04, Pv07 and Pv11 [ 15, 19, 26, 28] corresponding to the named clusters Co-3, Co-5 and Co-2, respectively.
Phelps and family, in their own distorted way, continue the centuries-old linkage of the many clear and stunning connections between historical stereotypical representations and oppression against Jewish people and lesbians, gays, bisexuals and trans people (LGBTs).
The thoughtful linkage was one of many pleasures in this Weill Recital Hall debut.
This would mean that there is no single gene associated with the disease at that locus and other associations were detected as a result of linkage, but many of them along the HLA locus can influence disease onset.
Even with successful linkage of dates, because many practices have fairly few cancer patients, this prevents assessment of practice performance on the measure.
