Sentence examples for very tightly linked from inspiring English sources

"The world above ground and the world below are very tightly linked," said Dr. Wall.

It's very tightly linked between cognitive science, near science and computer science".

In another case, causal genes of reproductive barrier in rice, which had been thought to be allelic before, proved to be a complex of two very tightly linked genes.

Given that there is to be very tightly linked and high throughput communication between these two regions, if a component within the static region changes even slightly will this not necessitate a redesign in the modules of the dynamic region that it interacts with.

"We essentially expected to see the same thing, that there would be a cluster of very tightly linked genes," said Kronforst.

Anthox9 [51], is very tightly linked to the posterior Hox gene anthox1a (Figure S6).

"It's a really tightly linked ecosystem," he said.

On the other hand, marker-trait associations can be very strong between some tightly linked alleles.

Consequently, hitherto very limited number of markers tightly linked to genes/QTLs governing traits of agronomic importance has been identified to be exploited for marker-assisted genetic improvement of chickpea.

Comparison with the whole genome sequence will be very helpful in identifying markers more tightly linked to traits than the ones discovered so far.

The molecular markers tightly linked to Iw2 were very closely associated with glaucous versus non-glaucous phenotypic difference among the 210 accessions of Ae. tauschii (Table  3).