Sentence examples for that linkage from inspiring English sources

"Repricing of options breaks that linkage".

"But as a separate company, that linkage should change.

Mr. Netanyahu rejects that linkage, saying once Iran is stopped it will be easier to make peace with the Palestinians, since Iran supports anti-peace elements, like Hamas.

The space is much smaller, but the fare is about what you'd find at the other two restaurants, and that linkage, apparently, is more than enough of a draw: Cluny opened its doors in October and was quickly overrun.

China might argue that linkage is something it learned from the West, and the days when its normal trading ties with America were hostage to human-rights concerns.

Our results demonstrate that linkage of the antigen gene to an endosomal/lysosomal targeting signal may greatly enhance the potency of DC-based vaccines.

Fortunately, research — by Gilbert Metcalf of Tufts University and David Weisbach of the University of Chicago — indicates that linkage between pairings of various types of domestic policy instruments may be feasible.

The existence of colinearity implies that linkage impacts gene regulation [18].

Tables 5 and 6 show that linkage disequilibrium between the most significant SNPs from each gene in the two GWAS varies from 1 (the same SNP) to none.

We used the qvalue package [38], [39] to estimate false discovery rates, bearing in mind the caveat that linkage between SNPs results in non-independent hypothesis tests.

However, it has been shown that linkage-based communities usually have strong correlation with functional communities [4].