Sentence examples for losing links from inspiring English sources

The transition from early response to late response results in 540 and 358 genes gaining or losing links, respectively.

This indicates that pairs of nodes are gaining or losing links independently as opposed to groups of nodes (i.e. subgraphs) becoming more connected.

This is a result consistent with graph theory expectations that link the probability of gaining or losing links to the probability of retaining complete networks, known as the Erdös Rényi Model (Bollobás and Erdős 1976) for the case of a completely random network (of which this is a generalization).

Art Modell is hypocritical when he expresses concern over whether the N.F.L. can maintain the tradition and business model that he experienced as a team owner ("Losing Links to the Past," Oct. 30).

Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology has taken a lot of attention in the last decade since it can improve link reliability without sacrificing bandwidth efficiency or, contrariwise, it can improve the bandwidth efficiency without losing link reliability [1].

On several occasions, however, lost links have led to crashes.

In an interview with SAI, Hasna shares the inspiration behind her quest to traverse the Silk Road in an attempt to uncover the lost links between Mongolia and India via Bangladesh.

Three airports on easyJet's agenda - Inverness, the Isle of Man and Jersey - have lost links from Heathrow over the years, with slots deployed on more profitable services.

It made me slightly melancholy to think of all those lost links to my own history I was missing by always looking to read the next, new thing.

These musicians are embracing the liberating potential of jazz as dance music, taking elements from the European house, techno, drum 'n' bass and jungle scenes, and in so doing are re-establishing jazz's long lost links with popular culture.

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