Sentence examples for some linkages from inspiring English sources

As well as the aforementioned fats breaking down and forming volatile compounds, he says: "We can get some linkages between proteins, sugars and fats to form complex aromas, because the cooking goes on for a long time".

We give some linkages between the uniformity of double design and the aberration case of the original one under different criteria.

"We are working on (investigating) two terrorist organizations, Daesh and PKK, because we have certain evidence regarding the suicide bombers having links with Daesh, but also some linkages with PKK groups," the prime ministersaid.

Some linkages (crosshatched cells) are prohibited by the rules of biosynthesis (rows 1, 2, 4, 7, and 9 in the right half of the matrix), and other linkages (turquoise cells) are outside the rules of lyase specificity.

However, we also found some linkages not previously identified.

Whilst there has been some linkages and cooperation between EMPRES/CR and EMPRES/WR, this needs to be strengthened.

"Based on the historical record, there's probably some linkage between La Ni nd rainfall over northeastern Australia," Ms. L'Heureux said.

"I don't think there's any question there is some linkage between his situation and a perception of the Mets that has existed to this point," General Manager Sandy Alderson said.

In recent years, some linkage structures constructed by basic or special geometry configurations, such as Euclidean polyhedron, have been proposed.

We found that relatively wide areas surrounding Nagoya City have some linkage to Nagoya City, though the Hida area in Gifu Prefecture has little connection to it.

The environmental phases and shifts show some linkage to the archaeological chronology, suggesting an association between the environmental conditions and human activities.