Sentence examples for linkage of two from inspiring English sources

The question persists, since subject recurs on the heels of a linkage of two claims by the dubiously operative similarly.

Synchronisms No. 9, from 1988, here with Mr. Macomber's solo violin playing groom, is one of the more successful of those marriages, forming an unusually delicate and elegant linkage of two mediums.

Disulfide bonds are important in protein structure because they allow the linkage of two different parts of a protein molecule to and thus the formation of loops in the otherwise straight chains.

Both have relatively simple and very similar molecular structures; each is composed of nine amino acids arranged as a ring, which is formed by the linkage of two molecules of the amino acid cysteine (a disulfide linkage −S−S−), and a short side chain (Table 2).

However, the possibility of close linkage of two QTLs for protein content and glossiness of cooked rice in the candidate region of 3.4 Mb cannot be ruled out.

Based on the linkage of two or more servers, any failure in this configuration allows the workload to be immediately transferred to another operating server.

LSED Project is a data linkage of five administrative databases containing information on New York City children, including birth, health and education records.

The sample of CE immigrants is drawn from the linkage of three files: the Temporary Residents File (TRF), the Immigrant Landing File (ILF), and the T1 personal tax file.

It involves the linkage of eight health administrative databases under the custodianship of the DVA and the NSW Ministry of Health (table 1).

The linkage of three nation-wide registries with broad and accurate coverage further adds to the validity of the present results.

This cohort was built by the linkage of three administrative databases (Régie de l'Assurance Maladie du Québec [RAMQ], Med-Écho, and l'Institut de la Statistique du Québec).