Sentence examples for understood linkages from inspiring English sources
Moreover, we suggest that research and monitoring initiatives should take an integrated approach that addresses the poorly understood linkages among marine sources, biotransfer processes, and bioaccumulation mechanisms that put humans at risk of exposure to MeHg.
Investigations to understand linkages among climate, erosion and weathering are central to quantifying landscape evolution.
While the models have been applied to address questions of water quantity and to better understand linkages between hydrology and land surface processes, routine applications of these models to address water quality issues are currently limited.
A recent review highlights the substantial role that environmental nutrient enrichment has played in contributing to patterns of emerging human and wildlife diseases and the urgent need for studies to understand linkages, particularly in light of ongoing intensification of global nutrient cycles [3].
A goal in systems biology research is to understand linkages from molecular level events to system phenotype: link genotype to phenotype.
By using multiple types of data derived from a given sample, we can understand linkages between attributes within each type of data.
To understand linkages between the exposome and resulting toxicity, researchers are developing new technologies and methods to characterize exposure to an ever larger range of compounds.
To understand linkage to care for those who do not receive HCV care during incarceration, we captured testing information after unengaged individuals released from prison.
To understand linkage, consider the set of gametes produced by an organism of the A1B1 / A2B2 genotype, i.e. a double heterozygote.
Hence, mechanisms to position and orient the proximal Ub moiety are the key to understand linkage specificity in DUBs.
This article aims to explore that relationship, developing a conceptual framework to understand what linkages might exist and looking for empirical evidence in the literature to support, refute or adapt those linkages.
