Sentence examples for linked key from inspiring English sources

Previous work has linked key components of the ERS pathway to the endocrine response.

Hutchinson et al. (2011) also found that policy entrepreneurs in Malawi, Uganda and Zambia actively linked key groups and used foresight to identify strategic points for change.

Our proposed disease AOPs, like AOPs in toxicology, would describe a chain of causally linked key events causing downstream effects at several biological levels and provide clear mechanistic rationales for diagnostic, preventative, and therapeutic interventions in the era of personalized medicine.

Rinaldo's confusion in the magical woodland of Act III becomes a series of oddly linked keys; they preshadow precisely the "Chaos" movement of "The Creation," Haydn's oratorio begun 12 years later.

Djibouti stands to be a key node in China's "string of pearls " strategy, which links key ports to their greater "One Belt, One Road" initiative.

This study maps the bioenergetic landscape of >1,000 mitochondrial proteins in the context of varied metabolic substrates and begins to link key metabolic genes with clinical outcome.

A common challenge in product management in general and architecture in particular is the ability to link key features to the business drivers.

Just as the Republicans have blended their socio-economic and socio-cultural agendas, linking economic anxiety and cultural backlash, Democrats should link key concerns of millennials, especially economic inequality and cultural openness.

The OpenStack Nova project for vGPUs is an intriguing step forward in linking key pieces of the modern computing environment.

Linking key ecological characteristics with animal behaviour is essential for identifying and protecting important habitats that support life functions.

The ORN covers a section of UK roads (109 miles in London, 170 miles outside) linking key London 2012 venues where traffic regulations have been modified.