Sentence examples for uniquely linked to from inspiring English sources
Both forage mass and nutritive value are uniquely linked to animal performance; however, the priority role is different for C3 versus C4 forages because of the substantial differences in percentage of protein and digestible DM.
The reason is that the exercise of religion is uniquely linked to what the Framers used to term "liberty of conscience".
Some of R1 to R8 were tightly and uniquely linked to some of G1 to G7, such as R8 and G1 (Fig. 3).
We attempted to identify if any viritope sequences were uniquely linked to a particular geographic location (e.g. only in DNA isolated from Mushroom or Octopus Spring samples) or to a particular temperature region of the microbial mat.
Immunization of mice 12× with OVA led to re-expression of the V(D J recombinase complex and enlargement of the spleen (Figure S4A), and an increase in anti-dsDNA antibody, which is uniquely linked to autoimmune tissue injury in lupus nephritis [14] (Figure S2A).
Thus, the peroxidase activity is uniquely linked to the metabolic state of Mtb.
Individuals were uniquely identified and linked to households in which they resided during LEP-1 and LEP-2.
Ghana's early HIV epidemic developed uniquely and has been linked to migration patterns (Agyei-Mensah 2001; Oppong 1998).
When linked to uniquely identified objects of health information, the IAM is a systematic and comprehensive user-centered method to assess the value of information [ 6].
But is he lucky?'" It may be that baseball and finance are uniquely linked by the inability to escape the capricious and tremendous power of luck.
To protect copyrighted content against unauthorized redistribution, distributors commonly embed watermarks or fingerprints in the content, uniquely linking copies to individual users.
