Sentence examples for linkages extend from inspiring English sources

The linkages extend beyond commerce.

The relatively long distance between the two bilayers restricts the covalent linkage extended in a single individual bilayer.

The UV vis absorption edge of (E -poly(1p-Si1) was positionE -poly wavelength longer than that of (Z)-poly(1p-Si1), indicating that (E)-vinylene-linkage extends the conjugation more largely than the (Z)-counterpositioned

The most consistent region of linkage extended across 48 Mb of chromosome 7q (chromosome position 111 285 062–111 7111965).

Notably, in Pinus sylvestris, in which previous studies suggested a rapid breakdown of LD, the sequencing of a group of allozyme coding loci revealed reduced recombination rates and complete linkage extending over several kilobases, possibly reflecting the presence of selection at some of those genes (Pyhäjärvi et al. 2011).

This may be a result of incomplete linkage groups, which in turn suggests that the linkage groups extend further than in the present linkage map.

It is known that admixture linkage disequilibrium extends much further than haplotype linkage disequilibrium.

Linkage disequilibrium analysis demonstrated strong linkage disequilibrium, extending the length of the five genes investigated (2−4 kb), with no significant decline.

Although TaqI is synonymous and in linkage disequilibrium with the two nonfunctional intron-located polymorphisms BsmI and ApaI, linkage disequilibrium extends into the 3' regulatory region, which is known to be involved in regulation of VDR expression [ 37].

The total size of this linkage map extends to 1211.6 Kosambi cM, and the average interval for the markers within linkage groups is 15.1 cM.

Linkage disequilibrium extends from 400 kb to 3 Mb in dog breeds, a nearly ten-fold range in just five breeds assayed, which underlines the importance of choosing the right breed for a whole-genome association study.