Sentence examples for viable linkages from inspiring English sources

Promote viable linkages between NGOs and community-based organizations to complement public-sector services and enhance service uptake.

For national linkage to be viable, high linkage quality must be achieved and maintained through automated methods alone.

We have demonstrated that BAP mapping is a viable strategy for merging linkage and physical maps into one pipeline.

Based on previously published NIPT cohort studies, not all maternal samples will contain enough circulating fetal DNA for direct analysis, in which case the only viable approach is the linkage method described here.

The first round of linkage analysis with 750 viable F2 plants revealed that there were 64 and 37 recombinants, respectively, at RM487 and RM16 loci on the centromere side, 35 and 22 distinct recombinants, respectively, at RM168 and RM55 loci on the telomere side, indicating that the four candidate markers were indeed linkage markers with the target Pi gene (Fig. 2a).

In the short term, a viable strategy to address the weak research policy linkages would be the effective use of existing capacity.

To test our assumption regarding linkage between lethality and GFP expression, viable recombinant progeny from each mapping cross were examined for the GFP phenotype.

We were unable to isolate the BAC bearing the viable foxl2a gene, but it has been mapped to linkage group (LG) 8 and foxl2b has been mapped to LG 5 in ASalBase [ 37].

Presumably, the covalent linkage of PCV2 vaccine to COS might be a viable strategy to increase the efficacy against PCV2-associated diseases.

The resulting 214 viable F2 clones from the selfed F1 clone formed the basis for the linkage analysis.

The speakers will reiterate the linkages between the Convention on the Rights of the Child and CRPD, and discuss viable strategies to influence the post-2015 agenda towards an inclusive development approach.