Sentence examples for be partly linked to from inspiring English sources

Her popularity may be partly linked to her occasional tendency to lose her composure and have a fit of the giggles.

This could be partly linked to environmental differences (i.e. elevation, climate, soil, etc).

Radiation-induced microscopic defects have been investigated and can be partly linked to the performance degradation of irradiated detectors.

The post-2007 crisis dummy is highly significant, suggesting that the increase in reform intensity observed after the burst in the financial crisis could be partly linked to the tendency of reforms to be more numerous in countries affected by deep crises.

Thus, it is likely that epidermal thickening in Brn2-injected rat skin may be partly linked to the paracrine effects of neighboring cells.

These activities could be partly linked to the reduction of intracellular oxidative stress, to a reduction of COX-2 expression and, for imbricatin (1) and methoxycoelonin (2) to a direct inhibition of COX-2 enzyme activity.

And the causes are partly linked to experience.

A campaign that we now know was partly linked to efforts to win a legal claim against vaccine manufacturers.

(His emphasis on the strikingly simplified yet eloquent forms of his final decades was partly linked to his declining sight).

Europe's decline is partly linked to China's growing influence as an economic power, donor and lender.

BEIJING — Living in China these days, we're bombarded with scary accounts of rising cancer rates that are partly linked to some of the world's worst pollution.