Minimal hyperpaths, cf. definition (4), are an appropriate representation of pathways since they contain only the essential reactions linking the source to the target.
But Mr. Bonner said the bridge was essential in linking the outlying district with the rest of San Francisco.
At last, we remember that the adaptor proteins α-, β-catenins, essential for linking the cadherins to actin filaments [ 46], and p120-catenin are expressed in both Sertoli and germ cells [ 47].
McCarthy sees everything through a political lens; hence, in a national television interview, he gratuitously and falsely linked the serious and essential Benghazi investigation with the politics of taking down Hillary.
I've found that crowd ranks high in equanimity, perhaps because their food-related tasks are a link with the essential practicalities of life.
The model of tertiary assembly is generated based upon NMR data and illuminates a potential link between the essential cell adhesion receptors and myosin filaments.
To investigate the feasibility of new satellite observations, including air quality (AQ) observations from geostationary (GEO) orbit, it is essential to link the measurement precision with sensor specifications in advance.
However, it is essential to link the results, and the decisions made, at the design and assessment stages, and it is therefore important to develop compatible methodologies for using these two approaches in tandem.
To support this case, it is essential to link the Russian officials to KGB membership, or at least to other forms of weaponry training.
Hence, the Δ-vs-Σ trajectory links the observed probe intensities with essential hybridization characteristics in terms of simple geometric parameters.
