Sentence examples for linked together through from inspiring English sources
We found that 25 ant species and 11 EFN-bearing plant species were linked together through 96 pairs of associations.
We propose that GOS are fragments of mixed-linkage β-glucans, homopolymers of glucose in which the blocks of β-1,4-linked glucose molecules are linked together through β-1,3 linkages.
"They're actually nanoparticles that are linked together through hydrogen bonding networks," Stieglitz explains.
The two sub-models were linked together through information exchange to form the dual-scale model.
Hence, gbM and gene expression consistency could be indirectly linked together through the distribution patterns of the H2A.Z histone.
A chemical or petrochemical site is generally made up of several plants that are linked together through process streams.
For 1, four dimmers link together through N H⋯O hydrogen bonds to give rise to a square ring that is extended into two-dimensional supramolecular network.
The basic building units of these materials consist of metal nucleobase fragments which link together through coordination bonding or by means of supramolecular assembling among the nucleobases anchored to metal centres.
The unique property of the aggregates of surface hydroxyl groups of hydrophilic fumed silica to link together through hydrogen bonding to form a network and the interactions between various constituents, probed by FTIR spectroscopic technique, have revealed to control both the transport and rheological properties of the cges.
The same might be said of the opening sequence of Mad Men, another lavishly produced television drama series that, in the manner of Balzac's Comédie humaine attempts to link together, through drama, the unravelling strands of American culture and society in the decades following the second world war.
In addition to connecting diverse thought, cultures and religions, generations link together through the inner expressions of love, truth, beauty, pain, betrayal and recovery in the manifestations of sculpture, architecture, paintings and other snapshots of life.
