Sentence examples for been linked to reduction from inspiring English sources
Stress in farmed fish is of considerable significance to both welfare and productivity as it has been linked to reduction in growth, abnormal behavior, and immunodepression ([Ashley 2007]; [Wedemeyer 1997]).
In addition, inhibition of luteinizing hormone in male rats has been linked to reduction of testosterone (Trentacoste et al. 2001).
ATR has been reported to impair LH release in female rats without altering hypothalamic estrogen receptor function (McMullin et al. 2004), whereas inhibition of LH in male rats has been linked to reduction of testosterone (Trentacoste et al. 2001).
Since both of these parameters have been linked to reduction of injury in adults, the semicircular pattern is the recommended technique for adult manual wheelchair propulsion [ 12, 13, 18].
Baked bean consumption has been linked to reductions in total cholesterol (TC), and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) in previous research with hypercholesterolemic adult men in controlled settings.
Moreover, conditions of increased DGAT1 expression, such as exercise training [40], [47] have been linked to reductions in ceramide levels.
Recent decreases in the abundance of Antarctic krill around the WAP have been linked to reductions in sea ice, mediated by rapid climate change in this area.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) have also been linked to reductions in breast 26 27 and colon cancer.
This approach has been linked to reductions in intracranial pressure, duration of mechanical ventilation, and seizures in an heterogeneous cohort of critically ill patients [ 115].
It has previously been linked to reductions in learning and task performance, as well as to clinical issues such as depression (Deng, Li, & Tang, 2014; Mooneyham & Schooler, 2013), and is therefore a process of particular interest to schools, given that mind wandering is known to occur most often in educational contexts (Unsworth, McMillan, Brewer, & Spillers, 2012).
Based on several studies, coping skills and self-efficacy are linked to reduction of anxiety symptoms [ 19].
