Sentence examples for tight linkages from inspiring English sources

This underscores, as well, tight linkages between belief, imaginative abilities, and perception (Grush 2004).

Therefore, a part of FA esters may form tight linkages within cell wall architecture.

Gartner notes how connected devices highlight what it dubs the "tight linkages" between information security, IT security, operational tech security and physical security "like never before".

Where vocational training systems provide tight linkages between education and occupational status, post-unemployment job matches should be of higher quality preventing severe scarring (see Dieckhoff [2011]: 237).

When assembled with the findings of previous studies, tight linkages were observed among annual soil respiration, elevation, MAT, MAP, and litterfall production.

The multiple cycles of meiosis is expected to break the tight linkages between favourable and unfavourable loci, hence reducing linkage drag.

"They don't understand the tight linkage between cost and volume.

There was a vast difference between Bush's loose, voluntary linkage to gain American freedom of action, and Clinton-Gore's tight linkage allowing Russia to determine both our ABM restrictions and Start limitations.

To elucidate their relations, whether by tight linkage or allelism, larger mapping populations must be analyzed.

Some problems, such as tight linkage, pleiotropy or introgression out of the target region, need to be overcome.

These are seen through a practice theory lens that emphasises practical activity and the tight linkage between strategising and organising.