Sentence examples for broadly linked to from inspiring English sources

An increasingly popular anti-immigrant party of the far right, Golden Dawn, has been broadly linked to the violence.

These two SCCs or clusters of circuits, named as SCC1 and SCC2 could be broadly linked to pluripotency cellular features and the hCM-specific properties, respectively.

Defects in these processes have been broadly linked to aging, neurodegeneration and mitochondrial dysfunction.

It has been reported that epigenetic changes including histone modulation are broadly linked to leukemogenesis.

Markers broadly linked to QTLs associated with FAC were reported for OxG [ 9].

The mechanism behind this increase was broadly linked to changes in cell and nuclear morphology observed histologically after cell death.

Broadly, some are linked to the tumor (heterogeneity), to the tissue (availability, storage, fixative), to the design of specific assays or set of genes, to the interpretation of non-driver mutations and to a possible access to drugs once a target is identified.

Feedstock selection may still be important in shaping vegetation structural attributes that are more broadly and consistently linked to distributions of migrants.

In addition, three other S. pombe pre-mRNA splicing factors, Saf1, Saf2, and Saf3, that are broadly conserved and physically linked to the NTC, have been discovered by iterative proteomics.

More broadly, our results are linked to the overall theory that instruction is most effective when it "fits" with the individual student's needs.

Syrian officials said the attack had been carried out by "a terrorist and sabotage group," broadly linking it to recent terrorist incidents in other Arab capitals, including deadly bombings in Saudi Arabia and a planned poison gas attack that Jordan said it foiled last week.