Sentence examples for elsewhere has linked from inspiring English sources
Research elsewhere has linked a lack of the vitamin to cancer, diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
Just as researchers at the Boston University center and elsewhere have linked some athletes' later-life emotional problems to their on-field brain trauma, the research on military personnel will try to determine whether some soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder — a psychological diagnosis — actually retain physical brain damage caused by battlefield blasts.
The Android app lets doo users view and search documents stored elsewhere which they have linked to their doo account.
The Ohio outbreak, like ongoing outbreaks in California and elsewhere, has been linked to unvaccinated travelers bringing the measles virus back from countries where the disease remains common.
However, researchers have linked similar promises elsewhere to sustained high prices for groceries, tyres and even shares.
Studies have linked elevated blood lead concentrations of subsistence hunters in northern Canada, Alaska, Greenland, and elsewhere to consumption of shotgun-killed birds [18] [25; see 26,27].
Human Ebola outbreaks elsewhere have been linked to outbreaks in wildlife including duikers (small antelope), gorillas, and chimpanzees or traced to hunters who butchered animals found dead in the forest.
Yet support for Isis – in Jordan and elsewhere – has been repeatedly linked to dissatisfaction, poverty and ignorance.
No science based agency in the US, Europe or elsewhere has found direct links to human health.
However, the near ubiquitous consumption of alcohol in particular means that it is difficult to measure its effect on sexual behaviour and safe sex and elsewhere alcohol has been linked to unprotected and regretted sex[ 13, 14].
