Sentence examples for linkages up from inspiring English sources

The COF-102 network forms under typical solvothermal conditions, even in the presence of a large excess of 4-tolylboronic acid, which is incorporated into the polymer's boroxine linkages up to a maximum loading level of ca. 33 mol%.

Because ED encounters can occur late at night, we allowed for linkages up to 3 AM the next day.

Verification of the best potential linkages (up to six) for each mutation was then attempted by performing PCR of the respective marker with the individual mutants and siblings that had been used for pooling, and counting the recombinant genotypes (for the genotype data see Additional file 2).

The percentage of α-1,6 linkages reached up to 14.1%.

Four linkage groups did not show any duplicated loci and eleven linkage groups shared homologies with two or more different linkage groups (up to four).

Rhamnolipids are glycolipids whose amphiphilic structure consists of one or two l-rhamnose moieties (rha) linked in a 1,2-glycosidic linkage to up to three β-hydroxy fatty acids with chain lengths ranging from eight to sixteen (Abdel-Mawgoud et al. 2010; Edward and Hayashi 1965).

INDELs were mapped to 21 linkage groups (up to 6 markers per LG) while two remained unlinked.

Of course I'd long known that the two experiences were yoked — known it profoundly, deep in my bones — but I hadn't yet brought the linkage up to the light, made it explicit: to be sitting in this Baltimore terminal at the age of sixty is like sitting in a Detroit church in my teens.

Patients were considered to have tuberculosis at the same time as their AIDS diagnosis if they either had tuberculosis mentioned in their AIDS report form or if they had a tuberculosis episode found through linkage up to 30 days before AIDS diagnosis.

Among those women distinct from participants in MDCS and for whom DNA samples were available, 215 prospective invasive breast cancer cases (median age 61 years, range 32 79, 25 age ⩽50 years) were identified by cancer registry linkage up until 31 December 2007 and subsequently matched to 430 controls (50 age ⩽50 years).

The particular importance of including ancestral groups of non-European origin in these analyses is noted, in order to use their differences in linkage disequilibrium patterns to break up linkage disequilibrium blocks, and to demonstrate generalizability of variants associated with COPD to the population at large.