Sentence examples for was found to connect from inspiring English sources

What rule of nature was found to connect a 13th-century Italian mathematician and the human uterus?

Similarly, in tree shrew V1, long-ranging connections have been found to connect neurons that respond to similar orientations of visual stimulus [35].

Yes, it is possible that new evidence is now being or will be found to connect Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden.

But even at that price — and even if additional financing can be found to connect the houses to the sewer lines — the plant may never operate.

Within days of the shootings, the Tehran police issued statements that the killings were "personally motivated" and that no evidence had been found to connect them.

No cementite precipitates were found to connect solely to austenite twin boundaries, which appear to act as barriers to precipitate growth rather than as potential nucleation sites.

Plakins were first identified in epithelial cells where they were found to connect the intermediate filaments to desmosomes and hemidesmosomes [Ruhrberg, C., and Watt, F.M. (1997). The plakin family: versatile organizers of cytoskeletal architecture. Curr Opin Genet Dev 7, 392 397.].

If bipolar cells were identified in the hagfish retina and were found to connect photoreceptors with ganglion cells, then our model would either fall or require major revision.

Police at Saturday's followup press conference confirmed that nothing in the shooter's room had been found to connect him to Islamic State.

However, no specific production or secretion pathways were found to connect secreted metabolic variations to the changes in intracellular metabolic states due to the limited secreted metabolites seen.

Telocytes were found to connect with immune cells and regulate the immune response [ 19].