Sentence examples for be linked to generalized from inspiring English sources
This finding provides further evidence for the existence of molecularly distinct subsets of breast cancers, one of which may be linked to generalized genetic instability with accumulation of numerous genomic amplifications (including HER2 and MYC) as well as deletions (including PTEN), and another one that might develop CCND1 amplification by a more targeted mechanism.
The authors acknowledge that depression itself may be linked to bone density loss, and they emphasize that their findings cannot be generalized to other populations.
It is this second stage of memory integration that extracts, abstracts and generalizes recently consolidated item memories in a process that might be linked to the production of dreams.
One difficulty for any proposed rigorization is the 'generalization problem': how can a proof that is linked to a specific diagram be generalized to other cases?
But Chen and her team found that, in the huge population for which they had detailed genetic information, the places on the genome where variations predicted neuroticism were the same places where variations appeared that were linked to major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.
Generalized cerebral atrophy will be linked with a range of clinical problems because of the involvement of the whole brain.
These results generalize recent findings [ 24] and indicate that a high divergence rate is in general linked to a variation of the transcript exonic structure.
Long term, as there are many varieties, it is difficult to generalize about them and the links to rampage shootings should not be oversimplified, or exaggerated.
But be careful not to generalize this finding to the entire market.
It's difficult to generalize about it.
