Sentence examples for more loosely linked from inspiring English sources

Others are more loosely linked, but derive their heat from time done there in a freethinking family whose ambitions stretched well beyond the local peach orchards.

Increasing mention is being made of more loosely linked collections of data, known by such names as multidatabases or federated databases.

The Harry Potter films currently stand as the second-highest-grossing movie franchise in history, behind the more loosely linked Marvel superhero movies, with $7.7bn£4.6bnbn) in box-office receipts.

The terrorist acts that have been accredited to al-Qaeda have been more loosely linked to the group, through the involvement of a militant trained in Afghanistan, for example, or through some unverifiable claim of responsibility on the group's behalf.

A second class of self-healers is made using more loosely linked supramolecular bonds.

As a slight modification to the latter theory, I would suggest that a pleiotropic core surrounded by more loosely linked loci would best explain the observed data and is the most parsimonious explanation.

That is, a substantial fraction of gene pairs seems to be tightly linked, with a distance of fewer than 10 kilo base pairs and fewer than 10 intervening genes, but an equally substantial fraction is loosely linked or unlinked, with more than 100 kbp and hundreds of genes in between them.

Later, what went into my unconscious, more than I realized, was my reading of the Dastan of Amir Hamza, a series of loosely linked oral romances whose 46 volumes and 42,000-plus pages and more than 20 million words I read, and in some cases reread, since about 1980.

That's particularly the case in "Descent" — which feels more like a work-in-progress than a finished piece — with its loosely linked parts, its overly whimsical (if pretty) batting into the air of floaty chiffon fabric, its dully repetitive run-and-catch partnering, and its oddly flat conclusion.

However, even if FST outlier tests perform rather well when selection acts on few loci with large effects, they are more seriously challenged by selection acting on many small-effect loci or when the marker loci are loosely linked to the target loci.

The advent of the new financial bodies would underline the increasing importance of this loosely linked group of countries – which comprise 46% of the world's population and account for more than 18% of the global gross domestic product – and signal the Brics' growing desire for a fresh approach to global financing.