Sentence examples for explored the linkages between from inspiring English sources

Many art exhibitions have explored the linkages between art, design, architecture and fashion, most notably "Skin + Bones: Parallel Practices in Fashion and Architecture," an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles in 2006-7.

Although floodplain roads and railroads are recognized as confining features with potentially large environmental impacts, few studies have explored the linkages between these structures and the natural disturbance regime that creates and maintains channel and riparian habitat.

A second line of research has explored the linkages between depression and glycemic control among patients who already have diabetes.

We explored the linkages between consumption and sexual behaviour across type of residence expecting to find a higher prevalence of reported riskier behaviour, levels of consumption, and expressed interest in consumption in urban areas.

In fact, it is the first study which explored the linkage between lifestyle and practices of residents with recurrent plague outbreaks in Himachal Pradesh.

Killingsworth et al. explored the linkage between official and unofficial fees in public health facilities, and concluded that these fees had income and equity effects.

This study explores the linkages between renewable energy and energy efficiency in ensuring an eco-friendly environment in Nigeria.

This paper explores the linkages between the design process features and product specification dependencies, and suggests ways of identifying and managing specification dependencies to improve collaborative process performance.

Or, as stated by Fudge and Strauss (2014), p. 3: "While these processes have been explored individually, there has been relatively little work to date that has attempted to explore the linkages between them".

The aim of this paper is to explore the linkages between different components of this pharmaceutical regime through the analysis of psychotropic drug advertising in Canadian medical journals between 1950 and 1990.

Research has begun to explore the linkages between globalization, transactional sex and vulnerability to HIV.