Sentence examples for linked forms from inspiring English sources

Oswalt (1976, 204) describes the latter form of linkage as follows: "Linked forms always are joined together in a technical manner in their primary usage".

In the sketcher configuration deployed on the PubChem site, the data transfer functions to fill linked forms are intentionally only usable only by pages served from within the NCBI domain.

To examine how many C-termini are needed for SSB function, we engineered covalently linked forms of SSB that possess only one or two C-termini within a four-OB-fold "tetramer".

While EpiCollect v1 may prove adequate for many types of projects, in other cases, a greater control over the flow of questions becomes necessary and projects may require the collection of multiple linked forms within a single project.

Both autosomal, recessive and X linked forms of inheritance have been described with abnormalities in axonal transport being implicated in the pathogenesis of the most common form caused by mutation of the spastin gene [4].

Although the concentration of free ubiquitin is only approximately 10 μ m in mammalian cells, 1a the protein mostly exists in covalently linked forms, affording a much higher effective concentration.

Ambulances waited along the streets, and endless phalanxes of police officers, their hands linked, formed human chains to keep the streets clear for emergency traffic.

The find gives credence to the theory that North America and East Antarctica were once linked, forming the supercontinent Rodinia, according to UPI.

Van der Weyden often linked form and meaning, and in this fragment the semicircular outline of the Magdalene reinforces her quiet detachment from her surroundings.

Most cases of ALS are sporadic; the familial (FALS), or genetically linked, form of ALS represents only 5 to 10 percent of all cases.

Previous studies have linked two forms of the gene CD33 to Alzheimer's disease.