Sentence examples for decisive link from inspiring English sources

Still, Adinoff thinks the study shows a pretty decisive link between UV radiation's effect on the skin and how it spurs the production of chemicals that induce feelings of reward in humans and animals.

As previously reported [ 50], no decisive links were observed between the children's BMI and status of puberty and PA.

And studies of healthful dietary patterns that include eggs and certain meats, the Mediterranean diet noteworthy among them, show health benefits at least as decisive as any linked to veganism.

Picture-taking is largely about capturing instantaneousness, the "decisive moment," but Mr. Link took great pains to arrange his compositions.

Scientists emphasize, however, that this DNA analysis is not enough to provide decisive evidence for a link to a homeland and that other fields of knowledge are essential, including history and ethnology; also, it will take time to develop the extensive databases needed to encompass enough people and enough areas of Africa.

In the absence of decisive evidence regarding the link between anger and sexually violent behavior, our results support previous research which suggests that anger management strategies may be warranted for both MSO-R and MSO-CM.

Our simulation results demonstrate a decisive advantage to generating linked data (table 2).

Issues such as East West Link were not decisive, Samaras said.

And yet he is a conscientious enough social scientist to concede that there doesn't seem to be decisive evidence for a "causal link" between violent lyrics and violent behavior.

-"Our ability to pay down this debt at this time is directly linked to the decisive steps we have taken to improve our financial flexibility over the past two years," they wrote.

Mr. Romney, in his acceptance speech Tuesday night after his decisive victory in New Hampshire, implicitly linked Mr. Gingrich to President Obama as someone who "divides us with the bitter politics of envy".