Sentence examples for solid linkage from inspiring English sources

Community staff thought it would promote their inclusion in care: "I think that circle becomes a much more solid linkage", and "we have the same form, so we must be on the same team".

Pre-school education has also started efforts for solid linkages with the first grades of Primary Education.

The lines connecting key actors represent the extent of linkages and information flow between the actors (solid lines represent strong linkages while broken lines represent weak linkages).

Analysis by HaploView [46] (solid spine of LD) showed that the 17 IDE variants were in strong linkage disequilibrium (Figure S1c).

Linkage disequilibrium values are given by R. The haplotype blocks were estimated using the 'solid spine of LD' method, which defines haplotype blocks by the first and the last SNPs being in strong linkage disequilibrium with all intermediate markers.

Haplotype blocks were constructed with Haploview (http://www.broadinstitute.org/haploview) only for the initial study with an algorithm known as the solid spine of linkage disequilibrium (SSLD) [39].

Although NFPs generally recognize the value of engaging with government sectors outside the health ministry, they lack the convening power needed to establish solid and reliable linkages.

QTL genotypes were deduced within most parents of the 2005 generation of a major breeding company, providing a solid framework for linkage-based MAS within the whole population in subsequent generations.

In the figure, solid lines denote primary linkages and dotted lines denote secondary linkages.

It seems to me that Winik is on solid ground in the linkage between the American and French Revolutions.

Glutaraldehyde as a cross-linker agent has a role in making such a bridge between the enzymes with the solid support by covalent linkage (Handayani et al. 2011).