Sentence examples for linked to the mode from inspiring English sources

Elucidating whether these differences are linked to the mode of recruitment of the two surveys (open to all gynaecological surgeons visiting the ESGE website or through a direct contact with the heads of gynaecological departments in Germany) is beyond the scope of the present work.

Our data demonstrate new controls of seed growth linked to the mode of reproduction typical of flowering plants.

However, a more likely possibility is that the environment (broadly construed) of the VS may be linked to the mode of interaction of VsTX1.

The processes determining evolutionary trajectories in host specificity are likely linked to the modes of action of the natural enemy.

Processes determining evolutionary trajectories in host specificity are closely linked to the modes of action of the natural enemy.

In this study, the structure of the AKβ from the Cyanobacteria Synechocystis reveals that this supplementary sequence is linked to the dimerization mode of AKs.

On the other hand, we found that dyslexic readers show stronger connectivity between multiple reading-related areas (FFG, ITG, MTG, IPL, and IFG) and areas linked to the default mode network, in particular the precuneus.

This result suggests that the apparent contradictory effects are linked to the regulatory modes under which the peroxidases are working.

Each root will have an imaginary part, which will correspond to the frequency of the mode, and a real part, which is linked to the linewidth of the mode.

This innovative methodology demonstrates the suitability of anion exchange SPE and LC MS/MS for the study of steroid hormones phase II metabolism, and appears promising to investigate metabolic profile differences linked to the hormone administration mode or origin, with direct application in the field of doping controls.

The mechanistic basis for spreading suppression of LF-VF is linked to the term 'default mode' that describes the process whereby the brain remains active in an organized fashion during rest (Fox and Raichle, 2007).