Sentence examples for a demonstrable link from inspiring English sources
Mr Hindery, a serial CEO in the telecoms and media businesses, says he has published his book partly because greed in corporate America is now damaging capitalism.Many experts see the continuing rise of executive compensation and the continuing lack of a demonstrable link to performance as a symptom of a massive failure of corporate governance.
DCC Davenport said there was a demonstrable link between drink and drug-driving and accident.
Having an internal locus of control has a demonstrable link with labor market success and appears to be central to many of the human capital investment decisions which consume the attention of labor economists.
Study participants supported the view that medical students will be more likely to adopt EBM principles in their learning and clinical experience when there is a demonstrable link between classroom teachings of EBM and clinical application[ 12].
The most recent meta-analysis of the 2 common CX3CR1 polymorphisms has shown that there is a demonstrable link between CX3CR1 genotype and susceptibility to coronary artery disease, with the M280 allele associated with reduced risk.
And again, there appears to be a demonstrable causal link: Studies have found, for example, that children with poor mental skills grow up to be strongly right-wing adults.
These observations make galectin-3 an attractive candidate molecule to explain the demonstrable link between AKI and CKD.
In a statement, the Grocery Manufacturers Association said, "All of the major safety bodies globally have reviewed the available science and have determined that there is no demonstrable link between artificial food colors and hyperactivity among children".
The evidence provided by this review, encompassing both factors with demonstrable links to exposure and those plausible but not well studied, indicates that a minimum set of concepts should be included in studies of farmworker pesticide exposure.
Given the demonstrable links between physiology, behaviour, and life-history (e.g. Spicer and Gaston 1999; Ricklefs and Wikelski 2002; Young et al. 2007), it is conceivable that fisheries are selective for specific physiological and energetic characteristics (phenotypes).
The display of antibodies on the surface of T lymphocytes, as a part of a chimeric-immune receptor (CIR) mediating signaling, may ideally link the antigen-antibody interaction to a demonstrable change in T cell phenotype, due to subsequent expression of the early T cell activation marker CD69.
