Sentence examples for linked to exclusive from inspiring English sources

A somehow complementary regulatory strategy to combinatorial regulation is linked to exclusive regulation, this term referred to the absence of any additional regulation on a group of operons, beyond that of a given master TF.

I also found that weak interactions are important for full network connectivity (as they are linked to exclusive query-target links) while strong interactions are relevant for local fault tolerance to genetic mutations (being linked to inclusive query-target interactions, Figs. 4,5).

The dominating fraction of modes was linked to exclusive production of either fructofuranosidase or biomass, respectively.

Eventually, said Mr. Guildford, who contributes a blog to the Web site, socialmediatoday.com, automakers could use such tags on billboards or in print advertisements to link to exclusive video footage of a new car model or allow users to instantly book a test drive at their nearest dealership.

This might be due to the fact that the hepatocyte identity can be hardly linked to the exclusive expression of a single gene, but rather to a specific transcriptional network.

All the tables are linked to our exclusive university profiles.

He was eventually charged with disclosing state secrets to The Times, an accusation linked to an exclusive Times article about the inner workings of China's top leaders.

A German court granted Vodafone its request for a preliminary injunction designed to stop the sales of the iPhone linked to an exclusive 24 month T-Mobile contract.

"Regulation would be worthwhile if it is linked to developing exclusive dedication to public facilities" (PM #1 College of Physicians).

This entails them holding their phone up so that it can listen to and recognise the episode in question from which Shazam will provide links to exclusive video and previews of upcoming episodes, access to playlists from the series, downloads and competitions.

Pathogen exclusive orthologs comprised only 1,518 of this set of genes, suggesting most genes previously linked to pathogenicity is not exclusive to disease-causing bacterial strains.