Sentence examples for be reliably linked to from inspiring English sources
Intelligence is known to run in families, but no single genes have yet been identified that can be reliably linked to mental ability.
In the future, it will be important to establish which chemicals (biomarkers) in dolphin breath can be reliably linked to certain health conditions or exposures.
For most HDR endpoints (79%), a corresponding event in FAR could be detected and could therefore be reliably linked to the preceding index operation.
The publication of many new genome wide association studies are expanding the list of alleles that can be reliably linked to disease phenotypes and both associated and causative variants will be incorporated into Ensembl as they are identified.
This conclusion was very much based on the idea that M1, unlike premotor cortex, is an "executive" structure, whose activity has many "muscle-like" features, which can be reliably linked to the production of movement [ 5 8].
However, on further investigation, additional HCV RNA test results were identified for these individuals in the database, but were reported with insufficient patient identifiers and therefore could not be reliably linked to the individuals.
Virtuoso hypnotisability has never been reliably linked to any problems or difficulties and it has been suggested that, on the contrary, it actually reflects a more efficient control of the brain's attention systems.
Opponents fear that these images have not yet been reliably linked to the explanation or prediction of behavior, and that their colorful presentation and scientific appearance will be overvalued and misunderstood by judges and juries.
But, until then, the "British ruble" was reliably linked to the British pound, even while the communist-managed ruble declined into hyperinflation.
The expression of the aforementioned genes has been reliably linked to the development of radiation-resistance cancers.
