Sentence examples for hardly linked from inspiring English sources

The livelihood of skyscrapers is hardly linked to national security it's indicative of economic growth.

The bibliometric analysis illustrates that the group of conceptual and empirical studies is hardly linked to the cluster of formal models while, in contrast, each of these subsamples shows a comparably strong coherence.

This happens because the grid's three main "interconnections"—east of the Rockies, west of the Rockies and Texas—are hardly linked to one another at all, and within each there's too little transmission capacity to deliver much of the cheap power to the expensive buyers.

This might be due to the fact that the hepatocyte identity can be hardly linked to the exclusive expression of a single gene, but rather to a specific transcriptional network.

But Web traffic right now is hardly ever linked to someone walking through the door of a restaurant.

Even 50% of the infections among 6 to 14 years old children were associated with travelling, whereas other age-groups could hardly be linked to a stay-abroad.

In this study we found the "evil eye" to be a particularly interesting explanatory model of fever as it can hardly be linked to the scientific model of infection commonly used to explain fever.

"J.R.T.N. has hardly ever been linked to a mass casualty attack," Mr. Knights said.

Patient empowerment and health literacy have both been studied empirically, but they have hardly ever been explicitly linked.

The study has been experimentally verified in the domain of planning for humanitarian relief operations within a high number of hardly collaborating and vaguely linked non-governmental organizations is a challenging problem.

Although we can hardly find the strictly linked gene with GRIN2 among all the four chromosomes, some linked gene with GRIN2 between chromosomes can be detected (Figure 3), suggesting the ancestral relationship of these chromosomes or chromosome fragments.