Sentence examples for suggested linkages from inspiring English sources

Some have attributed to him the name Mehmed, although details with which to confirm this are scarce; others have suggested linkages with a Neşri Hüseyn ibn Eyne Beg mentioned in a Bursa register in 1479, but whether he and Neşri the historian are one and the same is also uncertain.

Previous classic genetic association studies suggested linkages to mood disorders for some of the kainate receptor-encoding genes, mainly GRIK2 and GRIK3 (see ref. 37 for review).

For instance, the frequently suggested linkage of "smart growth" with "new urbanism" is questionable.

Previously published genetic analyses in other families suggested linkage of SCCD to an interval on chromosome 1.

Loci with suggested linkage with body height have been reported on all chromosomes except chromosomes 10, 16 and 19, but only a subset of these loci have been identified in multiple studies.

Preliminary meiotic mapping suggested linkage of sltB to suAadE20 on the left arm of chromosome I.

Several studies have suggested linkage between 22q11 and schizophrenia [ 13- 15] and it is one of the best replicated linkage findings among schizophrenia patients.

A variety of prior linkage analysis studies of families in which members have developed FTD, ALS or both (FTD-ALS) in an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern suggested linkage to a region on chromosome 9p [ 14- 22].

Such changes could potentially underlie a worsening of salt-sensitivity, similar to the suggested linkage between subtle changes in renal structure and the development of salt sensitivity in other experimental models [ 36].

16– 21 Meanwhile, segregation analyses from a series of longitudinal family studies of parasitaemia in Cameroon and Burkina Faso have provided clear evidence of complex genetic involvement 22– 24 and have suggested linkage to the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and 5q31-33 regions.

Theory and prior research suggest linkages between work values and job satisfaction.