Sentence examples for linking regions from inspiring English sources

Richard G. Parker, author of "Bodies, Pleasures and Passions: Sexual Culture in Contemporary Brazil" and professor of anthropology at the State University of Rio de Janeiro, describes the prejudice against Pelotas as "an example of a broader pattern of linking regions or places to notions about sexuality" in Brazilian society.

The arcuate fasciculus is a central connection in this architecture, linking regions devoted to formal aspects of language with regions involved in intentional and social communication.

She produced the first genetic map for maize, linking regions of the chromosome to physical traits.

EBNA1 also contains two linking regions (LR1 and LR2), which allow EBNA1 dimers bound to DNA to associate with other bound EBNA1 dimers and thereby loop intervening DNA sequences in cis or link two DNA molecules in trans [10], [11].

Our genome-wide analysis of pairwise and triple contacts demonstrates their preference for linking open chromatin regions to each other and for linking regions with higher numbers of DNase hypersensitive sites (DHSs) to each other.

This is because the linking regions between domains can be quite small and the domain interfaces quite large and complex, especially if one of the domains is dis-contiguous.

When there are pixels whose intensity values are approximate in their linking region, the pulse output of one of them will fire the others in the linking region, and then produce a firing matrix.

Pro303, Gly309, and Gly311 are well positioned in the linking region between helix 11 and 12 to mediate such movement.

In addition, mtCsA would be more lipophilic than CsA itself given the nature of the linking region.

The italicized sequence shown above represents the assembly unit (random region of 45 bp and flanking semi-random linking region of (6+6)/2 bp).

This thread links regions like Turkey and South Korea to Los Angeles.