Sentence examples for missing connections between from inspiring English sources

Missing connections between metabolites is a major problem of metabolic modelling.

Misconceptions arise when students inaccurately link concepts; misunderstandings arise when there are missing connections between related concepts (Ausubel, 1968; Novak, 2006).

In the case of the symbiotic regulons of S. meliloti, we found that about 31% of the putatively missing connections between regulator and regulated genes are due the loss of DNA binding sites, the relative genes being still present in the genome.

The missing connection between US 1 and MD 295 resulted in a circuitous path for traffic between I-95 and BWI Airport.

Past this interchange, I-95 widens to ten lanes and passes under DE 58, with a ramp from southbound I-95 to westbound DE 58 that provides the missing connection between southbound I-95 and northbound DE 7. The highway continues through woods before passing through Churchman's Marsh, where it crosses the Christina River.

Overcoming the missing connection between theory development and research practice in empirical medical ethics may also prove profitable for the theoretical concepts of empirical-normative cooperation.

Alas, Mr. Barenboim lost his grip in "Don Giovanni," presiding over countless minor missed connections between the stage and the pit and three out-and-out train wrecks.

Britton missed connections between the Green Chain rapes, the killings of Samantha Bissett and her daughter Jazmine, and the Nickell murder.

By foregrounding curiosity within the Intercultural Dialogue Model, this paper reveals active yet often missed connections between the attitudes, knowledge and critical cultural awareness components of Byram's model.

Péqueux wants them to understand that the beauty of the original lay in its imperfections, in the misjudgments, in the millimeters of missed connections between the stones that vaulted the 95 feet from one side to the other.

A sophisticated novella and some wicked, merry stories set in the Caribbean basin and concerning the misunderstandings, misjudgments and missed connections between people separated by race, culture or anything else; the author's first book of fiction (he's a newspaper person).