Sentence examples for ample links from inspiring English sources

Readers interested in following up either the historical questions or current debates about the natures of space, time and motion will find ample links and references scattered through the discussion and in the Other Internet Resources section below.

They found Obama's ultimate margin "not surprising" since it roughly matched what statistical models based mostly on "fundamental factors" (such as perceptions of the economy and the Bush administration) had predicted (for more details, see comments by Larry Bartels in the Brookings post-election roundtable or the concise summary, with ample links, by John Sides).

Ample evidence links genetics to diabetes within the Pima population, but exposure to an obesogenic environment is critical to expression of this very strong genetic propensity (1).

In common with many of our most venerable institutions, the presidency has ample connection to "slavery time": the White House is like an Internet link that, if you click on it, bounces you to the lawn of a plantation.

Although there has been ample evidence linking promoter nucleosome occupancy to transcriptional plasticity, until this point there has been no link between evolutionary change and patterns of nucleosome occupancy.

There is ample evidence linking vast prehistoric ice jams to megafloods that shaped landforms seen today.

McIlroy, despite ample exposure to links golf growing up in Northern Ireland, has often struggled at the Open, but this was a new level of suffering on, to be fair, a very tricky course.

But the most disturbing effect may be their link with cancer.According to Johanna Fink-Gremmels, a professor of veterinary medicine at Utrecht University who is also the co-ordinator of the European Commission's scientific working group on sex hormones and meat, there is ample epidemiological evidence linking estradiol-17-beta to endometrial and breast cancer.

There is ample epidemiological evidence linking obesity, and the related 'metabolic syndrome', with vascular disease [1].

Thus there is ample evidence to link oxidative lipid products to metabolic dysregulation.

There is ample research suggesting a link between low income and heightened risk of mental distress.