Sentence examples for being more closely linked from inspiring English sources

Here we have shown ED visit data containing BioSense diarrhea subsyndrome chief complaints also have good potential for estimating norovirus season onset, as well as its peak and end, and have the advantage of being more closely linked to clinical outcome than are Internet search trends.

Many of the characters in "Union Atlantic" are more closely linked than is strictly probable.

But his interest in the film is more closely linked to his own childhood in Burbank, Calif.

The company said its drug development and marketing would be more closely linked after the reorganization.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said teachers' pay should be more closely linked to performance.

Federal policymakers have been discussing ways to ensure that pay is more closely linked to performance.

The officers continued to be British, but they were more closely linked with their men.

I know more about Grinnell, and he was more closely linked there than to MIT.

DALLAS — Few figures in pop culture are more closely linked to the devil than Robert Johnson.

This is because it is more closely linked to the UK economy than rivals with international operations.

A black Jamaican can be more closely linked genetically to a white Englishman than to a black Nigerian.