The phrase "and perceptions linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different ideas, concepts, or experiences, particularly in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study explores the factors influencing consumer behavior and perceptions linked to brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "and views associated with" or "and beliefs related to".
This activation occurred even in the Δ blr-1 and Δ blr-2 mutant strains, confirming the existence of an alternative system for light perception linked to cAMP.
As the quote indicates and as described in case 2 (Table 3), these perceptions were linked to general perceptions of 'western drugs' being very powerful and therefore potentially harmful and 'incompatible with the body' compared with natural medicines.
Illness and treatment perceptions are linked to self-management behaviors such as adherence to medicines, 19, 20 lifestyle modification, and self-monitoring.
In both countries we used semi-structured in-depth interviews to explore local knowledge, perceptions and practices linked to the wolf.
It aimed to shift stereotypes around disability – changing perceptions usually linked to limitation, pity and pathos to those illustrating creativity, through 24 short (90-second) films, and a 30-minute documentary.
Our objectives were to: Explore perception and experiences linked to four thermal care practices: a) immediately drying and wrapping of the baby; b) bathing practices, including delaying for at least 6 hours and using warm water; c) day to day care such as covering the baby's head; and d) keeping the baby skin-to-skin.
Positive perceptions were linked to higher levels of hand-washing and face mask use.
Gaining a greater understanding of which endocrine factors are present within TCs, their putative roles in taste bud signaling and overall taste perception will shed some much needed light on how taste sensitivity is fine tuned and how taste perception is linked to peripheral energy balance.
