Sentence examples for or linkages from inspiring English sources

They are size; substitutability, or the degree to which other companies could provide the same service if a firm left the market; and interconnectedness, or linkages that might magnify a company's financial distress and cause that distress to spread through the financial system.

It involves a set of actors (or units or nodes) that have relationships (or linkages or ties) with one another [30].

We confirmed that the hazard ratio will be biased for some estimates if out-of-state emigration is unaccounted for, or linkages are made overly restrictive (as in the extreme case of exact matches only).

In communicating the definition to interviewees, the interviewers stressed that interaction or linkages can be in the form of funding, information flow, research, advice, advocacy, and reporting/authority and also asked respondents to describe the form of linkages they formed with other stakeholders.

However, districts not supported by these projects had no VCT/PITC or linkages with districts supported by the projects.

Our model predicts that physical interactions or linkages between the chromatin and nuclear envelope are responsible for the alterations in the nuclear envelope following chromatin remodeling.

"And we are not making any comparison or linkage with Iran, which is a completely different matter".

Until recently, no reproducible genetic association or linkage has been reported in MO.

Using X-ray computed tomography, we show that void growth and coalescence (or linkage) are well captured in both materials.

No evidence of association or linkage between prion protein genotypes and milk traits has been detected in Churra sheep.

Family studies can be used to measure the genetic distance between same-chromosome (syntenic) STRs in order to detect physical linkage or linkage disequilibrium.