Sentence examples for possible linkages from inspiring English sources

Other clues abounded at the conference, some tantalizing, such as possible linkages to the theories Dr. Wiles developed to solve the Fermat conjecture.

Rather, he noted that Bush's reference in the State of the Union address was to "Africa" rather than to Niger — and that even if the Niger connection was fraudulent, there were possible linkages to other African countries like Congo that could have made Bush's 16 words technically correct.

The research team adopted the value chain analysis as a fundamental theoretical framework to forge possible linkages between food suppliers and LSCs.

These are very tentatively offered, with many qualifications about possible linkages to other traits of value, and the likelihood that we might be more successful in securing containment through non-genetic means.

This treatment creates mechanical roughening on the substrate surface by increasing the contact area and therefore increasing the number of possible linkages in the interface between the adhesive and the substrate.

Madzharova (2014) looks at the possible linkages of tax compliance with types of payments and investigates if there is any association between the method of payment and VAT revenue outcomes.

The automatics will be inspected at dealerships for a possible linkage problem.

Every possible linkage with every other possible partner across the divide between application and operating system will have to be monitored and litigated.

This suggests a possible linkage with the global warming process.

The possible linkage of changing characteristics of onset and retreat to climate factors were also explored.

This method aims to prevent from overcorrection due to possible linkage disequilibrium (LD) between the SNPs.