Sentence examples for a measurable link from inspiring English sources

While gene transfer may occur frequently at the cellular level, this study provides the first demonstration of a measurable link between selective pressure and functional biogeography in a natural community and presents a valuable model for tracking and predicting the dispersal of microbial function.

It may provide a measurable link between visceral obesity, insulin resistance and vascular dysfunction.

Then again, what if there's no measurable link between perception of intelligence and the decision to invest in a variable annuity?

After taking environmental factors into account, the scientists found no measurable link between marijuana use and lower IQ.

This all explains why broad epidemiological studies have shown no measurable links between cell phone use and brain cancer -- and the National Cancer Institute has shown no appreciable increase in brain cancer rates since 1987, despite a massive surge in cell phone use.

One reason that this area of research has experienced an explosion in activity in the past few decades, and a reason for optimism about the future vibrancy of the field, is that the interaction between plants and pollinators is a measurable phenomenon that is tightly linked to reproductive fitness.

The UK Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Programmes were adopted more enthusiastically in more affluent areas (Gatrell et al, 1998; Webb et al, 2004; Dailey et al, 2007), and at least in the case of cervical cancer, this has had a measurable impact on disparities in mortality (Link et al, 1998).

The problem is finding a measurable basis for regulation of disease-causing agents that provides a quantitative or qualitative link or links between disease and its causative agent(s) in the environment.

We are unable to definitively link translocation attenuation with BiP modification due to the lack of a measurable translocation defect in wild-type cells under ER oxidative stress.

Music therapy and agitation were assumed to be linked in a way that a decrease in agitation can be explained as a measurable 'side effect' of having psychosocial needs met.

Current gains in reducing under-five mortality in Nepal can be plausibly linked to CB IMCI [ 46] but, as of yet, no evidence is available for a measurable impact on neonatal mortality.