Sentence examples for thin linkages from inspiring English sources

This technique has made it possible to see that very thin linkages exist between the pleated ridges that form the surface of the cell.

Perle promoted as fact paper thin linkages between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, and prominently predicted that Iraqis would be "dancing in the streets" in the wake of a U.S. invasion in a December 28 , 2001oped in the New York Times.

We thinned linkage map marker sets into submaps with equally reduced intermarker density, built QTL mapping models upon the thinned marker sets as based learners in parallel, and aggregated by averaging the predictions from the base learners to predict the test data.

TAGGING reduces collinearity problems by thinning dense linkage maps, maintains aspects of marker selection that characterize standard QTL mapping, and by ensembling, incorporates information from many more markers-trait associations than traditional QTL mapping.

A new mechanical filter structure is presented which comprises two silicon cantilevers mechanically coupled by a silicon linkage with thin film piezoelectric transducers providing electrical input and output signals.

Coat the entire engine, the "business end of the PWC" (including the impeller, the jet gates, the reverse gates, and all the exposed metal in the rear of the PWC), and all cables and linkages with a thin coat of silicone lubricant.

To avoid artifacts due to linkage disequilibrium we thin the data by excluding highly correlated SNPs.

Radiolabeled GPI mannolipids were treated with 0.1 N KOH to cleave ester linkages and then analysed by thin layer chromatography on silica gel followed by phosphoimaging to detect tritiated GPI (26).

The chessboard on the top of the cabinet was thin enough to allow for a magnetic linkage.

A whole genome linkage study, conducted in an Indonesian Thin Tail × Merino sheep population, has revealed QTL for birth weight on OAR5 and for body weight at yearling on OAR18 [ 16].

The lamellar crystal morphology of thin films of poly aryl ether ketone ketone) having a meta-linkage (PEKK(I)) is observed under transmission electron microscopy (TEM), utilizing samples with different thermal histories and preparation procedures.