Sentence examples for dramatically linked to from inspiring English sources

The conversations in the Sophist and Statesman take place sequentially on a single day and are dramatically linked to the Theaetetus, which occurred on the previous day, shortly before Socrates' trial and death (Theaetetus 210d, Sophist 216a).

The unanimous decision in Association of Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics struck down patents held by Myriad Genetics Inc. on two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2, mutations of which are linked to dramatically increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

Defects in circadian regulation of Cyp7A1 in Clock−/− mice were also linked to dramatically decreased expression of DBP and Rev-erbα [39], [54].

Implementation of a standardized method, based on clinical evidence and local resources, could dramatically reduce adverse events linked to this practice.

Recently mutations in the signal transducer and activator of transcription 3 (STAT3) intracellular regulator were described in these patients, and the resulting defective STAT3 was linked to dramatically decreased or missing IL-17A-producing CD4+ cells (i.e., Th17 cells).

We suggest their control by a miRNA dominated feedback loop, which might be linked to the dramatically different miRNA amounts seen between low and high-grade MDS.

In recent decades, over consumption of high-fructose diets has dramatically increased and has been linked to an increase in obesity and diabetic complications.

Handed the song's many sections by Heaton, he found that they were, "More thematically linked than dramatically linked … My job was to try and weave something together".

Human anthrax has increased dramatically in Georgia and was recently linked to the sale of meat in an urban market.

Hospital diagnoses linked to illegal drugs have risen dramatically in the last five years, increasing by 65percentt since 2013.

However, the number of confirmed H3N2v cases dramatically increased during the summer of 2012, with most cases epidemiologically linked to swine exposure occurring at agricultural fairs (35, 36 ).