Sentence examples for expected to be linked to from inspiring English sources

Differences in WE-CARE scores across the different health groups were anticipated a priori, as child health was expected to be linked to parents' psychosocial well-being and to influence parents' perceptions about their child's treatment.

Saudi Arabia has responded by saying a basket was one option, putting the dollar's regional status in question, although Gulf countries have long said that a single currency was expected to be linked to the dollar.

The subsidies are expected to be linked to recipients' income in the Senate bill, a "major improvement" from a measure approved last month by the U.S. House of Representatives that tied them solely to age, Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine said.

For comparison, the Ecdyson Receptor (EcR) [36], a transcription factor not expected to be linked to NL interactions, yields a similar depletion from LADs.

In addition to the HPA-axis disturbance, the STRID subtype of MD is expected to be linked to different neurobiological, immunological [18], and metabolic features, thus requiring joint forces between preclinical and clinical research.

The number of nests in a colony might be expected to be linked to environmental and internal colony variables.

An hourly data page is under development and is expected to be linked in a few months to the state climate home page: http://climate.rutgers.edu/stateclim/.edu/stateclim/

It was the aim of this study to examine two time series together that may be expected to be linked in some way.

Here we focus on amino acid differences that correspond to radical physicochemical variation (positive-destabilizing selection) and are expected to be linked with significant changes in function.

All the Lac Hox genes that are expected to be linked are located on the same scaffold in the order typical for Lepidoptera (Fig.  2b).

A higher number of ambulatory care facilities, reflected in the annual costs for ambulatory care services per inhabitant, were expected to be associated with lower PAH rates, whereas greater hospital capacities were expected to be linked with higher rates.