Sentence examples for otherwise link from inspiring English sources

Further, at no point does Bozell and the MRC provide a copy of, or otherwise link to, Smith's original letter, presumably lest his readers learn about the deception that Bozell would rather keep on the down-low.

Although the FICRS Program's "twinning" of United States doctoral students with low- and middle-income country (LMIC) trainees added value to both trainees' experiences, GHPFS consortia can choose to twin or otherwise link their United States trainees with LMIC counterparts if they wish.

Sure, plenty of sites, retail-driven or otherwise, link to your social networking accounts these days, but I'm not one to share my purchases on Facebook, Twitter or any other public forum.

In particular, Z j = { z l j } l ∈ E. If z l j = 1, link l can be activated; otherwise, link l cannot be activated in the j th independent set.

Otherwise, Link must use hidden warp locations throughout the Light World to travel from the Light World to the Dark World.

Harvard allows relationships between faculty and graduate students only if the student is not under the professor's supervision or otherwise linked to them.

Together, these results suggest that PP14 uncouples T cell activation events (expression of activation markers and proliferation from cytokine secretion) that are otherwise linked.

Furthermore, the strategy of using a recombinantly-attenuated molecule of SEB (STEBVax) is potentially useful for other toxins in which there are concerns (biodefense or otherwise) linked to shipping and biocontainment.

The low metastatic capacity [ 11, 31, 34, 35] and high apoptotic index [ 39] of MSI tumors may counterbalance metabolic features otherwise linked to poor prognosis [ 14- 18, 21].

Furthermore, we show that evidence funded by or otherwise linked to industry is significantly less likely to be peer-reviewed than non-industry-connected evidence.

Additional skin tests are always undertaken on herds that are contiguous to, or otherwise linked to, infected herds, and in herds that are located in 'at-risk' areas.