Sentence examples for state of linkages from inspiring English sources

Table 1 compares the state of linkages in innovation systems in Russia to those in both developed and BRIC countries.

Selection, natural or artificial, tends to create a state of linkage disequilibrium between selected traits and correlated traits.

Information about the current state of the interoganisational linkages, including the linkage strategies and enablers that were present in the region, was provided to participants over the course of the project through the three workshops.

The computational breakthrough that allowed this computation to take place for large enough g has been the clustering of selectors that represent meiosis events along the two inheritance paths, into two variables, each with g + 1 states, and this reduced the complexity of the state-of-the-art linkage program M erlin from exponential to quadratic.

Here, we have taken advantage of a recently published metric of intrinsic DNA flexibility, based on a large sequence-dependent nuclear magnetic resonance data set of P chemical shifts in solution, representing BI ↔ BII conformation states of phosphate linkages in the DNA backbone (Heddi et al. 2010).

This will enable an update of the state-of-art of rDNA linkages across land plants and the comparison of the different kinds of 5S insertions in all the groups studied up to now.

Regional carbon fluxes and pools, therefore, would be misrepresented without appropriately considering the changing state of trans-ecosystem linkages.

This study summarizes the present state of knowledge about linkages in hydrological processes between upstream and downstream areas of river basins in the Himalayan region based on a literature review.

Currently, it is unique in its emphasis on environmental factors and its tight linkage with state-of-the-art laboratories of the UC Davis CCEH that enable us to address biologic markers of xenobiotic exposures, immunologic responses, and gene expression.

This paper describes the development of the processes and methodology required to create cross-jurisdictional research infrastructure and enable aggregation of State and Territory linkages into a single linkage "map".

The effectiveness and quality of linkages between state, citizens, and providers influences the ability of the health system to meet the performance criteria measures of equity, efficiency, access, quality, and sustainability (36).