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But the administration as of midday on Wednesday had yet to share a U.S. intelligence report that may directly link the Assad government to last week's attack.

Thus, TLR signaling may directly link the innate immune response in sepsis to the regulation of mitochondrial biogenesis.

The activity of this enzyme may directly link PHA formation to fatty acid β oxidation (Fig. 4a) [32].

Alternatively, there are mechanisms that may directly link HbA1c with dementia and cardiovascular disease.

This suggests that the UDG removal of incorporated uracil may directly link to the progression of the replication fork.

We show that asLSU- γ RNA fragmentation upon induction of apoptosis may directly link to rRNA breakdown.

Yet, when one is given only a sparsely-labeled PPI network with limited number of labeled proteins, most of proteins may not directly link to the labeled neighboring proteins.

Alterations in the shape of the delay gradient may be directly linked to dopamine dysfunction, but may also be secondary to changes in attention and memory processes.

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"We fear that Jiang's disappearance may be directly linked to his advocacy and he may be at risk of torture," the UN panel said.

"We fear that Jiang's disappearance may be directly linked to his advocacy and he may be at risk of torture," said the statement.