Sentence examples for linking systematic from inspiring English sources

So this is not the first time European competition authorities are linking systematic data-collection with antitrust concerns.

President Bashar al-Assad bore the greatest responsibility for the 250,000 dead, they said, linking "the systematic targeting of civilians by the regime" to "mass displacements and recruitment to and the flourishing of terrorist groups in Syria".

Most chemical databases are built starting from the MOL file representations of chemical structures, which are linked to systematic and non-systematic identifiers.

The commission's work recently culminated in a four-hundred-page legal brief that links the systematic torture and murder of tens of thousands of Syrians to a written policy approved by President Bashar al-Assad, coördinated among his security-intelligence agencies, and implemented by regime operatives, who reported the successes of their campaign to their superiors in Damascus.

In addition, the government contended that discrimination based on sexual orientation "has never been linked to systematic discrimination in jury selection in the way race and gender historically were".

Then, X and Z are the matrices that link the systematic and additive genetic effects with the data.

The recurrent presence of certain motifs has been linked to systematic differences [ 2] in the functional properties required from networks.

It could help to improve MRSA control strategies, especially if it is linked to systematic on-admission screening and pre-emptive isolation of newly admitted patients.

It is important that approaches in this area are linked to systematic investigations and precise analyses of cell responses to a wide range (and combination) of inhibitors, tested in clinically relevant breast cancer model systems.

However, systematic linking of digital data objects with the tools that can operate on them is currently lacking; there is a gap between data availability and how much of it is employed for obtaining useful knowledge.

By outlining service activities within each cluster, care can be standardised through systematic linking of resources and better identification of service user needs [ 5].