Sentence examples for the potential linkages from inspiring English sources

We examine the potential linkages in a case study of Venezuela from 1984 to 2013.

Thus these multi-tenure reserve networks acted to enhance the existing public protected area estate by increasing the potential linkages in the landscape and therefore the viability of individual public protected areas.

Here we describe the dynamics of non-crop plant communities over an annual cycle in a semiarid Mediterranean agro-ecosystem, and discuss the potential linkages and implications for rabbit damage management.

In order to reveal detailed process of the change in the number and pattern of regions, we further conducted the regionalization for individual months and explored the potential linkages between regionalization and climatic conditions over time.

It brought together leading academics in engineering and business - as well as practitioners from industry, NGOs and government - interested in exploring the potential linkages and opportunities for programmatically bridging these disciplines within the context of sustainable enterprise curriculum development, research, and technology commercialization.

Table 4 succinctly presents the potential linkages between the ten areas of SSQI discussed in the paper and the various theoretical perspectives.

However, since this review focuses on the potential linkage between the HTP uplift and evolution of the Asian monsoon, we particularly focus on the EAM because its evolution is expected to have been closely linked to the topographic development of the HTP.

The rabbi doesn't think Nazi chic connects to this vein of fascist sympathy just yet, but the potential linkage in the future troubles him.

HH correctly detected the potential linkage of myoclonus dystonia, and excluded the known causative genes for the renal failure cohort.

Thus the HH approach correctly interpreted unlinked candidate genes, and identified the potential linkage of SGCE in the meanwhile.

These applications demonstrate that HH is an efficient and reliable tool in identifying the potential linkage for monogenic diseases.