Sentence examples for linked to the key from inspiring English sources
Regarding the positioning of the virtual content, there are two types of virtual objects: (1) fixed virtual objects stay in one fixed position in the user interface (see Fig. 9) and (2) virtual objects that are linked to the key points provided by the RDSLAM module (the yellow points in Figs. 7 and 8).
In Erb-hRNase, Erbicin is linked to a human RNase and in Erb-hcAb it is linked to the key structural and functional regions of a human IgG.
But also public transport and school system differ between the two parts and are possibly tightly linked to the key outcome measures of our study.
Interestingly, LYS21 for homocitrate synthase, which is linked to the key process of DNA damage repair in a nucleus [ 35] in addition to its involvement in lysine biosynthesis in the cytoplasm, was upregulated.
During his whole career in Formula One he has been linked to the same key people at both Benetton and Ferrari, namely Ross Brawn, the technical director, and Rory Byrne, the car designer.
The Digg team deleted a story that linked to the decryption key for HD DVDs after receiving a take down demand and all hell broke loose.
An important limitation is linked to the choice of key words and search strings.
In particular, our results suggest that the function of intragenic DNA methylation is linked to the function of key, active histone modifications, with over 90% of methylated genes also featuring the hPTMs H3K4me3 or H3K36me3.
Similar cystic phenotypes have been linked to the Hippo pathway, a key signaling mechanism governing cell division and organ size control [ 150, 151].
Expression of the pigment is always linked to the expression of a key virulence factor, the GBS β-haemolysin encoded by a single genetic locus known as the cyl operon.
Of the 74 differentially expressed proteins, 44 non-redundant proteins (36 in Aml and 18 in Acc), with 6 GO terms, were linked to the PPI network as key node proteins.
