Sentence examples for demonstrated a connection from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have demonstrated a connection between asthma and psychiatric illnesses, but no one knows whether one disorder increases the risk for the other or whether they share a common risk factor, either environmental or genetic.
For example, recent studies have demonstrated a connection between decreased intestinal parasite load and increased incidence of autoimmune diseases such as asthma (Lau and Matricardi 2006).
This isn't the first mutation thought to protect against malaria (sickle cell anemia does too, for instance), he says, but "this study is one of the most compelling because they have demonstrated a connection between genetics, NO production, and clinical status".
The study demonstrated a connection between the presence of that protein and the onset of "secondary amyloidosis," a disease that can be fatal to humans.
These results also demonstrated a connection between carbon and nitrogen metabolism and BvrR/BvrS in Brucella.
Several studied have demonstrated a connection between viral infection, particularly herpes, and GAG proteins [24], [25].
In the intervening years, the N.I.H. spent several hundred million dollars trying to demonstrate a connection between eating fat and getting heart disease and, despite what we might think, it failed.
Parma 11 (2) (1970 79 96]] Ferrero demonstrates a connection between a restricted class of planar nearrings and balanced incomplete block designs.
Others have appeared masked - but their regular postings referring to the UK, including videos in which they speak, demonstrate a connection to Britain.
"No forensic method has been rigorously shown to have the capacity to consistently, and with a high degree of certainty, demonstrate a connection between evidence and a specific individual or source," the panel wrote.
Conrad's (1993) multiple experiments indicate a preference for prospect-refuge balanced scenes, whereas Hagerhall's (2000) data demonstrates a connection between preference, exploration potential (mystery) and feelings of safety (refuge).
