Sentence examples for particularly closely linked from inspiring English sources

This raises problems for habitats, species, and for land users, in islands where habitat processes and human interaction with the environment have always been particularly closely linked.

Adult body mass is considered to be a proxy of potential reproduction (Karlsson and Van Dyck 2009), whilst wing morphology is indicative of particular aspects of movement ability, with wing loading and aspect ratio particularly closely linked to flight power, capacity and manoeuvrability (Shreeve et al. 2009).

However, the linear marker order between consensus and individual maps was not always congruent, particularly at closely linked marker loci.

The high density genetic maps will be useful for further fine mapping, particularly in finding markers closely linked to QTL associated with traits of interest.

So the relatively detailed accounting of Mr. Jennings's life is notable, particularly because he was so closely linked to President Madison and to the portrait of George Washington, which is considered the White House's most valuable historical object.

These two pathways are closely linked together particularly at the level of TLR9 and the BAFF/APRIL receptor TACI [ 52, 53].

Poor outcomes in the education and health sectors, particularly with regard to malnutrition, are closely linked with lack of access to good-quality water and sanitation.

The 2005 crisis proves that poverty is closely linked with nutrition, particularly for children under five: a vulnerable group par excellence.

DNA methylation is closely linked with gene regulation, particularly with transcriptional activity.

Although glycaemic regulation substantially decreases the risk of developing diabetic complications, the reduction of ophthalmic complications is closely linked to hypertension control, particularly via the renin angiotensin system [ 49, 50].

In fact, high tech and, particularly, military industries in the two countries are closely linked.