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There, a public toilet is linked to a micro-scale digester which provides energy onsite, although as the project expands the toilets will be linked to larger digesters operated by the local government or private operators.
Some of the religious groups among the strongest supporters of the president's initiative went to Capitol Hill this week to tell Republican lawmakers that continued support would be linked to larger tax breaks for the working poor.
These functions bridge genetic variation affecting neural systems to actual differences in neuroplasticity processes to environmental inputs, explaining mechanistically why particular genotypes might be linked to larger effects of the environment on development.
Amphibian mortality events in relatively pristine and protected settings cause particular concern because they may be linked to larger scale, off-site factors that interact with local landscape features.
MAIS Tutorial - This course is designed to provide MAIS students with practical guidance in planning and carrying out their two-year course of study and helps students consider how their own concentration might be linked to larger issues in Sino-international relations.
Significant effect sizes are also observed in samples of children of parents with HIV [ 42, 43] and in non-cancer studies [ 1], so certain medical diagnoses of the parent may be linked to larger effects for externalizing problems in children.
The abundance of maars dating to this time may be linked to large amounts of water associated with meltwater streams and permafrost.
Small-holder cassava farmers should be linked to large-scale producers of high quality cassava flour, starch and industrial alcohol.
This suggests that SIS degradation is relevant to angiogenesis and the mechanism is thought to be linked to large amounts of vascular epithelial growth factor (VEGF) in the SIS [26, 27, 28].
Future studies should address whether inversion status of the 17q21.31 region can be linked to (large-scale) changes in epigenetic tags.
