Sentence examples for has direct link from inspiring English sources
Another pathophysiologic explanation to associate this disease with back pain is the relationship of inflammation with vitamin D deficiency, once the RANK-RANKL osteoprotegerin system, modulated by vitamin D, has direct link with inflammatory cytokines [ 15].
Luxuryexplorer.com has direct links to more than 100 independent hotels and resorts.
The page also has direct links to pages for updates and downloads for each version of Windows.
The prosecutors alleged that he was a member of Jemaah Islamiyah, an Indonesian-based Islamic group that investigators believe has direct links to Al Qaeda.
But what is clear is that the Syrian crisis and wider destabilisation of the Middle East has direct links to our addiction to oil.
Spain has direct links to some of the history stored here, while American charities began giving money after Henry Louis Gates Jr., the Harvard professor of African studies, featured the manuscripts in a television documentary series in the late 1990s.
According to John Angus, director of Lancaster arts organisation StoreyG2, the lodging of that proposal means "this scrubby patch of land has direct links to global economic, political and social networks".
It is also a controlling shareholder of the Automobile Association in the UK and therefore has direct links with the FIA, motorsport's governing body, whose approval must be obtained before the deal can be finalised.
Robert Morgan, a novelist and the author of a biography of Daniel Boone to be published next month, said that Mr. McCandless's story has direct links to notions of discovery that Boone and, later, Lewis and Clark, helped etch into American myth.
In half of the 10 largest metropolitan Web markets, the city-guide leader is the local version of Digital City, a service run by America Online, which has direct links from the AOL online service.
