Sentence examples for linkage with a from inspiring English sources

But walruses remain perversely, lumpishly obscure, known mostly for their sing-song linkage with a carpenter, an eggman and goo goo goo joob.

ATP is formed by an inorganic phosphate molecule held in high-energy linkage with a molecule of adenosine diphosphate (ADP).

Not just for the gloomy dignity of (editor and publisher respectively) Louis Pattison and Frances Morgan's "quitting while we're ahead" announcement on the title page – with its defiant refusal to compromise production standards in a bid to escape inextricable linkage with a recorded music industry "currently in freefall", but also because of the exemplary excellence of Plan B's final edition.

The credibility of the program was enhanced by its linkage with a reliable program.

The latter provides support logistics, assistance and linkage with a network of technical and commercial partners (Starbuck, 1965).

An arrangement that functions on the principles of four bar linkage with a sliding and rotating pair was devised.

Rpest provides dynamic assessments through a linkage with a cropping system model that simulates environmental factors and agricultural practices.

Suppose that many polymorphic sites have been identified and genotyped in a region showing strong linkage with a trait.

By replacing each link of a threefold-symmetric Bricard linkage with a tetrahedron, a retractable structure is obtained which can repeatedly open and close by rotating the tetrahedra.

Distortion from the expected Mendelian genotypic ratio was observed for three markers: UNH130, UNH180 and UNH907, suggesting linkage with a QTL affecting survival.

Using the minimum wage's close linkage with a less-educated worker's expected income, I find that in addition to being an important component of wages, a minimum wage increase can induce migration.