Sentence examples for linked to a less from inspiring English sources

Seafood-related food poisoning is often linked to a less well-known bug -- Vibrio parahaemolyticus, although that bacteria is usually killed by cooking.

We propose that the derived allele of this SNP, which occurs at about 11% frequency in YRI and was not found in the CEU samples, is linked to a less efficient form of the decapping enzyme, resulting in a greater proportion of undegraded intron-containing mRNA.

Furthermore, we found that increased intratumoural BTG2 levels are linked to a less favourable clinical outcome for bladder cancer patients.

Adolescent drug and cannabis use was also linked to a less successful autonomy development and diminished perceived competences later in life [ 6].

Diabetes onset at puberty has been linked to a less aggressive form of type 1 diabetes (18), and it has also been observed that β-cells are better preserved when type 1 diabetes begins in the adulthood (19).

ErbB3 has not been as extensively studied, but analysis of clinical prostate cancer specimens indicates that overexpression of ErbB3 has been linked to a less favourable prognosis (Leung et al, 1997).

Immobilized templates (588 or 900 bp) carrying the HTLV-1 promoter linked to a G-less cassette (HTLV-1/G-less) were generated by PCR using an upstream biotinylated primer.

This model system is composed of a 588 bp (or 900 bp, see below) fragment carrying the natural HTLV-1 promoter linked to a G-less cassette immediately downstream of the TSS (Fig.  1a).

That type of calculation, intended to avoid a direct confrontation with the state, is helping build momentum, many here say, for a political evolution — in Egypt and around the region — where calls for change are less and less linked to a particular ideology like Islamism.

55% were actually doing research, mainly clinical but not linked to a specific university degree, with less than 5 dedicated hours per week and for less than 1 consecutive year.

So far the main show is more extreme, less linked to a 'real' necessity and pushed more to better understand the vision of the moment.