Sentence examples for casually linked from inspiring English sources
Within the show's first 10 or 15 minutes these guys have casually linked themselves to unsavory activities that include graft, bribery, political patronage and sex (en masse) with a retarded girl in high school.
The heme synthetic pathway is impaired in porphyria and a frequent coexistence of diabetes mellitus and porphyria disease has been reported in humans and experimental animal models, which can be casually linked to the δ-ALA-D inhibition found in diabetics.
And, also, how jarring it is that his calamity should be so casually linked with any view on the mores and moralities and, still less, the value of the game he played with a passion and commitment that suggested always that it was as important to him as life itself.
Toxicity has not been reported to be caused by CPY outside the foraging range of the bees, and residues in samples of brood comb have not been casually linked to colony collapse disorder [102].
The latest from cult cirector Kelly Reichardt ("Meek's Cutoff," "Night Moves") sets in motion three vignettes, only casually linked, about a trio of women who are up against it in differing ways.
As the prevalence of obstructive sleep apnoea is increased in patients with T2D and maybe casually linked to T2D, 50 a screening of all participants is performed.
Her most recent comments in New Scientist, casually linking internet use with autism, angered Oxford neuropsychologist Dr. Dorothy Bishop, leading to a high-profile spat between the two.
Just as insidious was Putin's oh-so-casual linking of homosexuality to paedophilia, as if it were perfectly reasonable to bracket them, when of course it isn't – it's as ludicrous and insulting as casually linking heterosexuality to paedophilia.
For CypA, they somewhat casually link distributions to slower time scales (i.e. us-ms) rather than the ps-ns motions that actually govern side chain rotamer interconversion.
Sleep should not be thought of casually: it is mysterious, powerful, central, inextricably linked to the world.
We then study whether the behavioral factor that follows the other is an intermediary mechanism linking the casually pre-eminent behavioral factor (e.g., collocation or communication) to edge formation in the nomination layer.
