Sentence examples for linked to this type from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we hypothesize that the absence of Hipk2 can be somehow linked to this type of cerebellar ataxia.

But I think I will be, in some capacity, one way or another, whether it's looking at policy, whether it's doing advocacy…I think will be linked to this type of work" (#13; F29 years; Public Health & Development).

Our results indicated that class 6 was linked to this type of gene organization (convergent transcription), and class 6 is highly enriched with late origins, therefore late origins are necessarily over-represented at convergent IGR.

In contrast to endometrial Type I carcinomas estrogen dominance does not seem to be causally linked to this type of the disease, rather higher age and previous radiation therapy of the uterus [ 39].

Oak savanna restoration projects are primarily driven by species closely linked to this habitat type, such as the federally endangered Karner blue butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis).

These results together demonstrate that β-ARs are expressed on UROtsa cells and can be stimulated by selective receptor agonists to generate cAMP, which is characteristically linked to this AR type.

However, the mechanisms and the specific cell type linked to this proliferative response remain to be determined.

Indeed, a total of 20 shared-type variants linked to this family of strains have been found to date (5 ).

In the results, we have already seen that this pattern is linked to the type of land cover, location (district), seasonality and the interaction between land cover and district, land cover and season, and district and season.

This can reduce the biases linked to matrix type components (inhibitors) often observed with qPCR.

One of the first associations to be published was of SNPs within the first intron of a gene called FTO (Dina et al., 2007; Frayling et al., 2007; Scuteri et al., 2007): these SNPs were strongly linked to type 2 diabetes, but this association was lost when an adjustment for body mass index (BMI) was made (Frayling et al., 2007).