Sentence examples for creation of links from inspiring English sources
"It is biologically plausible that anti-depressants are causing autism if used at the time of brain development in the womb, as serotonin is involved in numerous pre- and postnatal developmental processes, including cell division, the migration of neurons, cell differentiation and synaptogenesis – the creation of links between brain cells," Professor Bérard added.
What role do economic and political considerations play in information producers' creation of links?
The discovery phase is focused on the creation of links among nodes, providing robustness and flexibility to the data transmission.
Our findings thus indicate that the creation of links in citation networks can be seen as governed by homophily, namely the principle that similarity breeds connection [19 22].
The coverage analysis of API elements by the crowd on Stack Overflow requires the creation of links between Stack Overflow threads and API elements.
The creation of links in such an interest network is therefore determined by the complex cognitive processes needed to relate multifaceted objects like books.
Plus, there are restrictions on the amount of links the system will place on a page, it won't allow the creation of link loops and it gives site owners the opportunity to monitor links to weed out spam.
Through the adoption of simulation technologies and the creation of linked design tools, the abilities of the architect are extended.
CALIBER has received ethics approval (ref. 09/H0810/16) for creation of linked pseudoanonymized data encompassing GPRD and MINAP.
The HIV prevention program in Bagalkot has included some general population activities (such as sexuality and gender training of a few community members) and the creation of link workers whose job it is to educate the community and to be involved in village health committee activities.
The creation of linked monitoring systems, databases, and registries offers the prospect of better data on cumulative exposures and improved understanding of the connection between combined exposures and chronic diseases such as diabetes, arteriosclerosis, and cancer (Litt et al. 2004; McGeehin et al. 2004).
