Sentence examples for strong linkage to from inspiring English sources

The depressed New Zealand carbon prices are attributed to the partial sectoral coverage of the scheme and strong linkage to uncapped international carbon trading of Kyoto compliant units, which have also fallen significantly in recent years.

Recognizing the great biological and functional diversity in the soil and the complexity of ecological interactions it becomes necessary to focus in this paper on soil biota that have a strong linkage to functions which underpin 'soil based' ecosystem services.

Among this large mixed sample of pathological gamblers, high proportions of individuals with suicidal events, multi-morbidity on Axis I, and a strong linkage to Cluster B personality disorders were found.

Moreover, germline PTEN mutation shows strong linkage to Cowden syndrome (CS) and Bannayan-Zonana syndrome (BZS).

The electrostatic interaction between chromate (oxyanion) and amine groups on the particles form a strong linkage to hold chromate onto the surface of the particles.

However, the simultaneous lack of diversity in the adjacent intron indicates either strong linkage to the conserved exon or perhaps that an insufficient amount of time has passed for a large number of substitutions to accumulate in the intron.

Similarly, Duvall et al. used quantitative trait analysis based upon scores from the Social Responsiveness Scale to discover QTL for social endophenotypes with strong linkage to chromosomes 11 and 17 across all samples and additional linkages to chromosomes 4, 8, and 10 in "male-only" families [19].

The cause of ST elevation in BrS and its strong linkage to VT/VF remains unresolved.