Sentence examples for linkages due from inspiring English sources

The lack of head-to-head linkages due to steric considerations reasonably explains the high thermal stability observed for the carbazole phenoxy-based methacrylate polymer.

Markers causing suspect linkages due to an estimated recombination frequency > 0.6 were excluded in the particular population.

We focused initial efforts on the analysis of K48 linkages due to their high cellular abundance and prominent role as proteasome-targeting signals.

There is considerable antigenic variation among O-antigens within and between bacterial species, including differences in sugar composition, chain length, and linkages due to transfer of the entire cluster of O-antigen genes or portions of the locus [ 7].

As mentioned above, the presence of SGO in the membrane increases the interfacial linkage due to the hydrogen bonding, thus reducing the flexibility of the membrane.

There is also a possibility, albeit small, of misclassification bias resulting from incorrect linkage due to error in probability matching.

These features were influenced by the vinyl ether linkage due to its marked effects on the properties of the sn-1 and sn-2 chains.

These 11 SNPs were not included in the phenotype-genotype linkage due to a shift of allele frequencies, leaving a total of 256 SNPs.

This loss of stability is present in the case of the k-means method and for each type of hierarchical classification (except for the methods single linkage and centroid linkage, due to the building of the clusters).

Some patients' insurance status may have been misclassified, despite the NJSCR and NJ hospital discharge data linkage, due to errors in medical records, changes in insurance between cancer diagnosis and treatment, etc.

Assuming there is a single causal SNP in the region, we may then ask whether association of disease with a haplotype composed of two candidate SNPs can fully explain the observed linkage, due to complete LD of the haplotype with a single untyped causal SNP.