Sentence examples for crucially linked from inspiring English sources

The survival of the little group in hiding is crucially linked to the timing of the Allied invasion.

crucially linked to insurance coverage, it is not hard to see how foresight, as an element in proximate cause, is itself linked to spreading ability.

Spin is crucially linked to many exciting frontiers of astrophysics including gravitational wave astronomy, quasar and stellar mass black hole jets, the evolution of super-massive black holes, and possibly gamma-ray bursts.

The recently launched Royal Society programme on Diversity in the Scientific Workforce, funded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, will be examining these issues which are crucially linked to the education pipeline.

Here we use in vivo whole-cell patch-clamp recordings, high-resolution STED imaging, and computational modeling of CA1 pyramidal neurons in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease to show that structural degeneration and neuronal hyperexcitability are crucially linked.

We argue that behaviour is crucially linked to not only the preferences of people, but also the properties of the situation.

I can also tell you, by the way, that behind the scenes East Coast are pulling their hair out over Network Rail's poor maintenance of their line, which crucially links London, via Peterborough to Yorkshire and Edinburgh.

Crucially, Lewis links that process to the decline of collective organisation.

There is also growing interest in the evidence base needed for policy, which depends crucially on linking the policy interventions with funding of research on that policy (policy implementation research).

Yet Mowbray's approach when linked, crucially, to his time in charge of Hibernian and West Bromwich Albion, prompts pertinent questions.

And his burgeoning relationship with Singaporean businessman Lim, who has a substantial stake in Neville's business portfolio, owns Valencia and, crucially, is closely linked to football's super agent Jorge Mendes, could, analysts say, propel him into Europe's footballing aristocracy.