Sentence examples for published connection from inspiring English sources

By text mining, only one of the 63-set miRNAs has a published connection with pain, while many of the putative target transcripts (a set of 153 genes that contain 3 or more 63-set target sites and are significant mRNA change in L4 DRG) are associated with neuronal remodeling, a result that reinforces the results of pathway analysis.

The bonded connections exhibited performance comparable to previously published connections based on inclined metallic screws threaded into spruce glulam and projecting into lightweight aggregate concrete.

To identify other clinically approved drugs with potentially similar mechanisms of action, we took advantage of the recently published Connectivity Map [ 18], where connections of chemical or biological perturbations can be identified using a web-based interface.

Among his own books were Hirschfeld On Line (1999) and works on New York and Hollywood, published in connection with museum exhibitions.

In Colonial times, silver making was the trade closest to the fine arts, wrote the scholar Barbara McLean Ward in an essay in a 1979 catalog published in connection with a major exhibition of silver partly organized by the Yale gallery.

As expected, many of the authors wrote biographies, others tackled the institutions that have fostered dance, along with historical inquiries, glossaries and several catalogs of essays, published in connection with various exhibitions.

Business Insider, for example, published a connection between Russian disinformation groups like Nashi and a certain group of pro-Trump trolls.

A large number of papers have been published in connection with various generalizations of Ulam-Hyers stability results in fixed point theory and remarkable result on the stability of certain classes of functional equations via fixed point approach (see [18 29] and references therein).

The Centenary Report of the World Policy Council was published in connection with the centenary of Alpha Phi Alpha.

Kirsten makes his case in a hefty 383-page bilingual (English and French) coffee table book published in connection with an exhibition of the same name at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.

Many of the laboratory culture conditions have previously been published in connection with the primary proteomics work being conducted at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory [17], [42] [55].