Sentence examples for proposed linked to from inspiring English sources

A West Side stadium that the Jets have proposed, linked to an expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, has been estimated to cost $1 billion or more.

In a previous paper [ 12], we showed that daunorubicin specifically inhibited genes required for galactose utilisation, a phenotype we proposed linked to the presence of CpG steps in the recognition sequence of the main regulator for these genes, Gal4p.

In this Review we present the commonalities and differences of the miRNA pathways in various eukaryotes and discuss the contrasting scenarios of their possible evolutionary origin and their proposed link to organismal complexity and multicellularity.

The effects of the process parameters on the bulk powder properties and tablet dissolution were consistent with their proposed link to primary granule properties.

In the case of hallucinatory experiences, auditory hallucinations were focused on here rather than visual experiences or other modalities because of the putative association of AH with inner speech (Fernyhough, 2004) and their proposed links to dissociation (Moskowitz & Corstens, 2008).

Additionally, the longer transcript variant 1, which encodes a protein isoform containing an RWD domain, yielded a coordinate upregulation trend of all mitochondrially-encoded mitochondrial proteins present on the array platform (12 of the total 13) reinforcing the proposed link to the mitochondrion.

On his return to Gaza on Wednesday, Mr. Arafat vented his frustration when he was asked if he agreed to the proposed linked withdrawals.

A possible utilization pathway for citric acid was proposed linking it to acetyl-CoA through ATP-citrate lyase after isomerization to isocitrate catalyzed by aconitase [ 8].

A patient care model has been proposed linking patient assessment to diagnosis to treatment to outcomes.

The panel proposed linking foreign aid to Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda and Zimbabwe to their compliance with the Lusaka peace accord and to their actions to halt illegal exploitation of Congo resources.

If re-elected, Obama has promised to make those tax credits permanent, while he has proposed linking federal aid to schools with their ability to keep tuition fees low.