Sentence examples for more linkage from inspiring English sources

There would be more linkage between the stations and their sidekicks, so that the digital versions are better promoted.

Immobilization yield based on the recovered lipase activity depended on the activating agent and the highest efficiency (32%) was attained when lipase was immobilized on POS PVA activated with epichlorohydrin, which, probably, provided more linkage points for the covalent bind of the enzyme on the support.

Thus, it seemed like only a matter of time before we started to see more linkage between the three — but not more than that, at least for now.

Stripe says that it will kick off the directory by featuring the currently most popular integrations as well as highlight some of the more interesting new ones — a sign of how Stripe is not only enabling more linkage between its customers and those apps, but also analysing just how its platform and the data passing through it gets used.

The main idea here is that the new look with bigger pictures and more linkage focuses on discovery, and specifically getting people more engaged and pinning on the site — engagement being one of the key metrics for social networks like Facebook and Twitter as well.

This simple application of the tool is in itself a highly powerful strategy because there are many more linkage regions reported than causal genes, yet there are many disease genes identified for a similar phenotype.

I hope to see more linkages between MIT and Singapore.

Well, first of all, to create more linkages between CEOs who are like-minded, and begin to create a movement.

Consequently, the hypothetical questions allowed the students to explore other perspectives and make more linkages between the information.

Regarding the motivation of the investment, market-seeking FDI in developing countries facilitates more linkages than investment for other purposes.

Researchers worry that politicians might overreact to any move toward making more linkages by attempting to ban existing access, including those arrangements that have led to a better understanding of social phenomena.