Sentence examples for be linked in future from inspiring English sources

It is thought that his bonuses could be linked in future to the average price at which the taxpayer bought its 40% stake in the bank, at 74p per share, and could be withheld from him for five years.

One of the principles that ought to be agreed is that the licence fee settlement and discussions about the BBC's responsibilities and services will always be linked in future, and will always involve a public consultation.

The use of a Cartesian horizontal coordinate system in both the present study and ATG15 is for the purpose of simplicity, which will allow for the results of the two studies to be linked in a future study.

In this section these analyses are reviewed, together with consideration of how PKPD in HSCT could be linked in the future.

Accreditation for health services, including hospitals and palliative care services, is already linked to compliance with standards [ 71] with funding expected to be linked in the foreseeable future [ 72].

One official, Jack Hupper, the senior counsel for information technology at the city's Law Department, said he thought that New York, in thinking about the technology of Sept. 11, should consider the simple step of encouraging all city employees to have computers at home that could be linked in the event of a future disaster.

If schizophrenia and autism are linked in the future through genetic studies, there may be another shift in the description of infantile thought.

Our aim was to test the hypothesis that asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA), an endogenous inhibitor of nitric oxide formation, might be linked to future deterioration in glucose tolerance in stable coronary artery disease (CAD).

This nutrition transition may be linked with a future increase in chronic non-communicable diseases in this population which has limited access to medical resources.

For instance, we can be pretty confident that cessation of smoking among pregnant women (a proximal and proxy outcome) will be linked to a future reduction in cancer among the mothers and increases in birthweight among babies.

There is a widely held belief that this trend could be linked with a future rise in the migration or displacement of human populations.