The poverty and indigence statistics, for example, are linked to official estimates of inflation.
Chemical components for example are linked to their ligands for which the interactions can be seen or even whole protein ligand complexes can be visualized including the interactions.
Improvements in female education, for example, are linked to significant reductions in child mortality, while the risk of maternal death is 2.7 times higher among women with no education.
Coal's first wave, beginning in the late 1800s, for example, was linked to the railroads.
The adoption of the new law in Ghana, for example, was linked to continued flows of aid and debt-relief.
The oil system, for example, is linked to the Dynamic Stability Control computer to make sure that all eight pistons are bathed in cooling oil no matter how hard the car corners.
This job itself illuminated the quirky way that technology spreads.The two villages in Papua New Guinea which speak Matukar Panau, for example, were linked to the country's electricity grid only in 2011, but almost immediately people there started using the internet and the dictionary Dr Harrison had helped to create.
Poisoning, for example, is linked to the grasping and mouth-exploratory behaviors of children ages 1 3 years; falls are particularly related to the stage of learning to walk, while burns from hot liquids have previously been found to be higher among children ages 12 18 months (Agran et al. 2003).
Cow's milk, for example, is linked to Type 1 diabetes and anemia in children and increases the risk of prostate cancer in men.
The GM cotton engineered to produce the Bt toxin, for example, is linked to thousands of deaths among sheep, buffaloes, and other livestock, and to widespread allergic reactions by Indian farm workers handling the plants.
