Sentence examples for concerning the links from inspiring English sources
Lawrence Savell, counsel at the law firm of Chadbourne & Parke in New York, suggests posting a legal disclaimer concerning the links listed on a corporate blog, in case it inadvertently points readers to a Web site that advocates illegal conduct.
The comparison of ChIP kinetics in these different model systems would be informative concerning the links between cellular context and ER transcriptional competence.
Results from the human biomonitoring program will feedback into the prioritization of the monitoring strategy (cf. Figure 2), so that new knowledge concerning the links between environmental quality and health outcome are made available to secure future optimizations of the biomonitoring strategy.
The original contribution of the paper concerning the link between the analytical modelling and the design of heuristics is general and relevant to a broad spectrum of applications.
Brought by around 120 retired players and their families, the suits charge the league with deliberately concealing information concerning the link between concussions and long-term neurodegenerative disease.
When Cambridge University criminologist professors Andrew von Hirsch and Sir Anthony Bottoms were asked by the Home Office to review evidence concerning the link between prison sentences and criminal deterrence, they concluded that deterrence did work.
This tends to confirm the hypothesis concerning the link of this frequency component with the propagation of the contractions in the uterus.
Nevertheless, there is still no evidence concerning the link between individual auditors that are also tax certified and the clients' effective tax rates.
In accordance with this result, we find a qualitatively equivalent pattern of results concerning the link between ENT specialist ambulatory cases and GP cases (Eq. 2).
Concerning the link between audit quality (or earnings management) and effective tax rates (or tax avoidance), there has been mixed evidence to date.
New research, funded through the Nicholas Institute's Catalyst Program, to pilot-test methods for overcoming the remarkable absence of evidence concerning the link between energy and economic development in rural areas.
