Sentence examples for are linked to differences from inspiring English sources
I argue that if cross-sectional and time-series variation in SCCEFs are linked to differences in sentiment, then the SCCEF discount can be used to predict future performance of SCCEFs, international stock markets, or both.
Possible problems with the cross-country comparability of crime statistical information are linked to differences in the national criminal justice systems.
As these cross-country differences are linked to differences in economic performance or the institutional set-up, youth-specific labor market patterns are highlighted when relating youth labor market outcomes to those of more senior workers.
This is in agreement with a previous study which highlighted the lack of correlation between discriminatory ability (or acuity) and relative OB size in 5 species of passerines [29] but in contrast to findings from the passerine song control nuclei, where seasonal changes in the volume are linked to differences in the song output [9].
A further interesting aspect is the question, whether BMP-2 concentrations are linked to differences in bone turnover induced by damage of the subchondral bone layer during surgery.
In frog saccular hair cells, differences in spontaneous spiking vs oscillatory electrical activity are linked to differences in the density of three types of potassium channels (Rutherford and Roberts, 2009).
It can be argued that the differing results from different countries may be linked to differences in socio-cultural circumstances and demographic profiles.
The observed variable distribution could possibly be linked to differences in biological effect when using different recombinant proteins.
They identified 24 genetic variations within six different genes, all of which were linked to differences in the structural integrity of major brain pathways.
Collectively these data suggested that the different expression of p27T198A/G mutants could be linked to differences in protein stability.
One possibility could be that there are different pathways for offending across gender, which would be linked to differences in risk factors for offending behavior.
