Sentence examples for tighter linkage between from inspiring English sources

In 1994, there was a much tighter linkage between votes for the Clinton agenda and Dem losses.

Brody sees a much tighter linkage between television advertising and the web.

Lee (2008) posit that the development of CSR theories suggests that there is a tighter linkage between CSR and firm business performance.

In the future, this trend will be emphasized and developed further to encourage even tighter linkage between consumer and seller.

For the SubNetwork, which includes reactions directly connected with the Calvin Cycle, the average clustering coefficient is higher and the average path length is shorter than the whole network, indicating tighter linkage between reactions in the SubNetwork, in both chloroplast and photosynthetic bacteria (see Additional file 3).

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

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

This indicates that there is a tight linkage between stock return series and exchange rates in terms of the conditional secondary moments of relevant distributions, which is known as volatility spillovers.

Introgression of the QTL from RHt, a high-amylose rice, into the soft, susceptible Jasmine rice background was a challenge because of the tight linkage between BphQTLch6 and the waxy gene (GBSS).

What lands the unpiloted cruise missile where we want, and nowhere else, is a tight linkage between navigational hardware on the one hand and control hardware on the other.

The first step to break the tight linkage between the two loci was to generate a large F2 population between KDML105 (waxy b, bphQTLch6) and RHt (Waxy A, BphQTLch6), followed by rigorous MAS for the (waxy b, BphQTLch6) haplotype (Jairin et al. 2007).