Sentence examples for the definitive connection from inspiring English sources

Notably, the genomic region including miR-141/200c and the pluripotent cluster is characterised as an oncogenic region for the formation of the germ cell tumor (GCT) in human [53], though the definitive connection with oncogenesis is yet unclear.

However, as the resolution of these numerical models begins to approach the material micro-scale, the associated discretization requires a definitive connection to the microstructure.

At the same time, Green noted that there is no definitive connection between the two issues and both were planned separately.

Two people have complained to the FDA that they got sick after eating pistachios, but health officials have not made any definitive connection to the nuts in question, Acheson said.

Hayes stressed detectives have made no definitive connection between the assault and Gatto's killing, but said they were exploring all potential leads.

Despite the hacker's allusion to Guy Fawkes, no definitive connection to Anonymous has been established, according to PC Mag.

They said they had not established a definitive connection between Mr. Ebel and the killing of Mr. Clements.

Nitschke criticised the broadening diagnoses of mental illness, and told the hearing there was no evidence of a definitive connection between suicidal feelings and an illness.

Scholars have attempted to connect him to other mythical characters, such as Jack in the green of English tradition and to Al-Khidr, but no definitive connection has yet been established.

But Dr Clarke, formerly of the University of Cambridge's education department, says it is not possible to make a definitive connection between tablet computers and improved results.

Some officials have hinted that they suspected the men had ties to Al Qaeda, but others have said that no evidence has emerged to show any definitive connection.