Sentence examples for be linked with problem from inspiring English sources
The gene - RASGRF-2 - is one of many already suggested to be linked with problem drinking, PNAS journal reports.
It is well known in the literature that comorbidity is linked with problem gambling and this link is bidirectional [ 6].
Stigma has been linked with problems relating to knowledge (ignorance) and attitudes (prejudice) while discrimination has largely been related to behaviour [ 3].
Some of the store-bought plant-based milks also contain a food additive called carrageenan, which is a thickener and emulsifier that has been shown in some animal studies to be linked with health problems gastrointestinal inflammation, Schapiro said.
The authors take us on a journey through sub-Saharan Africa, with examples illustrating how risk communication may be linked with social problems and citizens' trust — or often mistrust — in governments.
We now know that it is associated with other health problems such as asthma and eczema, and that it seems to also be linked with more serious autoimmune problems, such as inflammatory bowel disease.
The speed of transition (i.e, the tempo through puberty) may itself be linked with health and behaviour problems, although this is an area that has received little research [ 3, 22].
This degradation might be linked with the black-hole information problem, since it suggests that quantum information cannot be a solution for the information loss.
Generalized cerebral atrophy will be linked with a range of clinical problems because of the involvement of the whole brain.
In current design processes supported by R&D department in companies, thorough analyses of all possible dimensions that are linked with the problem and the past experiences developed in the problem domain represents an important stage (sometimes called "problem definition" or "problem formulation") often neglected by designers.
