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The low pH recorded for six of the rivers could likely be linked to direct rainwater from the atmosphere and the deposition of sediments from the pathways into the rivers.

Over the past 2 decades, the potential role of simulation in surgery has been explored with encouraging results; this can now be linked to direct improvement in the quality of care provision.

Occasionally these reductions could be linked to direct effects (e.g. increased soil compaction in rice), but failure to adapt other managements (e.g. weed control) to the CA system was a common and confounding indirect effect.

Our findings also shed light on our current knowledge on meat sharing in humans [28] [33], suggesting that the increased reproductive success of accomplished hunters compared to unsuccessful hunters in forager societies could be driven by female choice and be linked to direct exchanges of meat for sex between men and women.

The underlying mechanisms may be linked to direct GABAergic and non-GABAergic projections to the PVN and indirect projections through other hypothalamic nuclei [ 58, 61].

The majority of the identified proteins can be linked to direct and indirect stress and defense reactions, e.g. against different pathogens [ 15- 17].

The farm animal E coli cases are linked to direct stroking of the animals' fur or fleeces, combined with the fact that it is difficult to get young children (mostly under-fives) to wash thoroughly.

Fig. 3C D extends these finding to show that CD36 and SR-A were linked to direct cholesteryl ester uptake in PerMΦs.

Major themes and concepts were linked to direct quotes.

The other work-related cases were linked to direct contact with animals or animal products outside Germany.

Exposure of cells to light of varying wavelengths, heat, electric fields, and magnetic fields has been linked to direct or indirect DNA damage.