Sentence examples for a straightforward link from inspiring English sources

But if you're looking for a straightforward link between staying in place and the health of America's communities, this is not the trend you would expect.

The latter provides a straightforward link between the electrical potential on the membrane's surface and the corresponding surface charge density.

For us, GO terms provide a straightforward link from gene coordinates to phenotype.

A straightforward link between low-level radiation exposure from CT and potential radiation risks has not been established.

The PDF version for these papers has been downloaded from the European PMC mirror (http://europepmc.org), which offers a straightforward link to download the PDF files.

The PDF version for these papers has been downloaded from the European PubMed Central mirror (http://europepmc.org), which offers a straightforward link to download the PDF files.

But could there also be a more straightforward link, a way in which the death of carnival contributed directly to the epidemic of depression?

A more straightforward link to climatic conditions can be seen in the slowing of exhumation rates after ~ 7 Ma.

Figures 3 and 4 show that in almost all cases a straightforward metabolic link existed between the predicted regulated functionality and the assigned 'inducer' of the TF.

I tell this story not to prove how "honourable" prostitution in strip clubs is, but to suggest that the seemingly straightforward link between strip clubs and prostitution is not a clear one.

While there is no straightforward link between single-cell activity and non-invasive measurements, the stimulus-specific adaptation paradigm appears to offer an effective way to interpret MEG results in terms of single-neuron receptive fields.