Sentence examples for be linked less to from inspiring English sources

Various attempts to connect city life with adverse effects on well-being have proven to be inconclusive, since those effects could be linked less to density than they are to the quality of environment.

But Mrs Spelman told them that, in future, those payments should be linked less to food production and instead reward farmers for delivering benefits such as improving wildlife habitats and biodiversity.

Rather, he seems keenly aware that his electoral success is linked less to a desire for progress than to a fear of backsliding.

His pitch, as my colleague Michael Schwirtz reports, is that without him, Russia will return to the bad old days: "He seems keenly aware that his electoral success is linked less to a desire for progress than to a fear of backsliding".

His favorite steel picks are linked less to infrastructure spending and more closely associated with consumer spending.

Lower δ15Ncoll values in SW Germany reindeer compared to southwestern France could be linked to less advanced soil maturation as the inheritance of higher permafrost intensity linked to harsher climatic conditions during the Late-Glacial Maximum.

Even though we are unable to link the respective behaviours with for example dorsal pattern, both slow movement and frequent returns indicate a reluctance to move, and may be linked to less bold behaviour.

Six others--including low energy, fatigue, and difficulty engaging in physical activity--were linked less closely or not at all to low testosterone.

This is an important finding that may be linked to less interventions and the reduced length of the second stage of labour in these women.

In our study a slight increase in abnormal mammograms was observed for Muslims over time which might be linked to less frequent screening use.

Two studies found evidence that coparenting difficulties may be linked to less anxiety (Belsky et al. 1996; Davis et al. 2009).