Sentence examples for most tightly linked from inspiring English sources

Worst affected is South Africa, the region's largest economy, because it is most tightly linked to the outside world.

From the BAC library, we selected three Jamaica BAC clones covering the HWC2 region by PCR screening using the most tightly linked DNA markers of HWC2 at that point using three-dimensional BAC pools as template DNA.

While habitat loss and disease transmission via contact with human populations are two of the major threats to the future of wild apes, the bushmeat and pet trades are the threats with which the entire international community is most tightly linked.

Combining the partisanship measures with the network map, the team found that not only is the Select Committee on Homeland Security one of the committees most tightly linked to another committee (House Rules), but it is also among the most partisan.

Marker Xgwm413 is the most tightly linked to the target gene but its orientation relative to the other two flanking markers was unknown.

Among the four TTR-RBPs studied, HuR is most tightly linked with proliferation.

In the example of PSB disease resistance, none of the three SNP markers most-tightly linked (co-segregating, or 0 cM) to the R gene PhtjR on the genetic map were diagnostic.

The genome sequence assembly scaffold87443, which bears markers most-tightly linked to the R genes PhtjR (co-segregating) on the lupin genetic map (Additional file 2) was used as a test case for marker mining to identify diagnostic markers.

Even the most innovative state is tightly linked to the energy-guzzling North American economy.

Of the five FHE loci modifying stem cell maintenance in Ler-0 and Col-0, FHE2 was the most prominent and was tightly linked to the SQN gene, which encodes a cofactor that supports AGO1 activity.

Although NESP55 immunoreactivity and IGF2 expression were tightly linked in most tumors, this correlation was not observed in seven of the NESP55 positive tumors.