Sentence examples for very intimately linked from inspiring English sources

"It's very intimately linked – operations, logistics and science programmes," said Tony Fleming, director of the Australian Antarctic Division.

Consequently, there is little or no finished product inventory in the supply chain such that production and outbound distribution are very intimately linked and must be scheduled jointly to achieve a desired on-time delivery performance at minimum total cost.

We have a dense history that's very, very old — and, what's more, intimately linked to the construction of the nation-state of France.

Endocytosis and exocytosis rely on very different molecular machinery to function, but the two processes are intimately linked and could not work without each other.

Loss of dendritic spines in Alzheimer's disease is intimately linked with synaptic dysfunction and loss of memory and cognition the very functions which define a human being.

Since BRCA1/2 genes are intimately linked to genomic stability, other genes involved in this pathway are very good candidates to be BRCA3, and this is especially true of ATM and ATR which play a central role in genome stability maintenance.

TNF- α immuno-reactivity is observed very close to GFAP expression in reactive astrocytes, which suggests that TNF- α synthesis and/or release may be intimately linked with the astrocyte cytoskeleton.

This shows there is a very direct interaction between budding yeast telomere capping proteins and the replication fork machinery, and suggests that telomere capping is intimately linked with DNA replication.

All are intimately linked to each other.

Spiritually, at least, these two are blood brothers, intimately linked.

The meetings in Bali and Washington are intimately linked.