Sentence examples for linked to gain from inspiring English sources
Development of small molecules that reduce the expression of etiologically relevant toxic proteins is a strategy that may also be extended to familial ALS linked to gain of function mutations in other genes.
In M. ulcerans, genome reduction was also linked to gain in virulence [ 63].
Indeed, NMDA dysfunction seems to be linked to gain control in the M-pathway.
A study last year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found land grabbing inextricably linked to gaining water rights, with 60% taken by the United States, the United Arab Emirates, India, the United Kingdom, Egypt, China and Israel.
Full voluntary disclosure was more closely linked to gaining support from managers with 9 out of the 10 respondents who voluntarily disclosed their diabetes reporting having gained support.
Similarly, GO terms for apoptosis class were derived from lost regions of isolated cells of LG tumors, while the same GO terms were linked to gained regions of isolated cells of HG tumors.
The school breakfast program has been directly linked to gains in math and reading scores, attendance and behavior, and speed and memory on cognitive tests.
Of the familial cases, about 20% have been linked to gain-of-function mutations in the Cu/Zn superoxide dismutase (SOD1) gene (Ingre et al., 2015).
He used these links to gain meetings with senior political figures, including organising a meeting between the Madafferi family lawyer and Ruddock.
Building sensible processing-structure-property (PSP) links to gain fundamental insights and understanding of materials behavior has been the focus of many works in computational materials science.
Typical measures of linkage quality have used samples of links to gain an estimate of quality, often able only to estimate the number of incorrect links created, with the number of links missed essentially unknown [ 25], or have used relative measures to estimate missed links [ 26] which allows relative comparison, but not absolute quality measures.
