Sentence examples for means for linking from inspiring English sources

The Click reaction is a powerful means for linking two units, one with an azide functionality and the other an alkyne functional group.

Understanding the rheology of shrikhand is not only relevant for designing large scale mixers but can also provide quantitative means for linking the microstructure of shrikhand to its perception of texture, consistency and taste.

They claim that early visual modules are mutually connected to provide a means for linking different processing mechanisms to solve, for example, the chicken-and-egg problem of motion detection and segmentation.

While, PASSIM was designed to manage patient and sample data, it did not have any means for linking it to data from high-throughput assays.

In the field of systems biology, pathways have been introduced as means for linking the functionality of groups of genes to specific biological processes.

Scotland also has a means for linking an individual's medical data from a variety of sources via a unique medical identifier, which allows the incorporation of data from many sources.

I mean strategies for linking bits and shards of evidence from many sources to reconstruct each life and build a reliable case for each identity and kinship.

Linked genes are of no more similar breadth of expression (mean difference for linked genes 0.75 +/- 0.12, for unlinked 0.686 +/- 0.036, t-test, P = 0.58).

This also means there is increased opportunity for linking self-reported health status with recorded consultation data for responders who consent to access to records.

Mean LD was estimated for linked and unlinked markers in the total panel and for the different genetic groups identified by NJ and population structure analyses.

Characteristics of the patients that could not be matched (including the independently funded patients) were not dissimilar to those shown in table 1 for linked patients (mean age 66.9, 42% men, mean American Society of Anaesthesiologists (ASA) grade 1.8).