Sentence examples for have a close link from inspiring English sources

They have a close link with the Loughborough University team who have long been established among the student rugby league elite, and Nottingham, Leicester and the Northampton Demons will join Bristol and St Albans in the Southern Conference this summer.

Indeed, many small businesses have a close link to one or more universities from the outset.

The results show that three of the six parameters studied have a close link to the vibration spectrum, whereas the other three do not.

Forest structural complexity, defined by attributes such as physiognomies, growth forms, and ages, appears to have a close link to forest biodiversity.

This association was initially with the Mahavihara sect, but by the middle of the 1st century BC, the Abhayagiri sect had also begun to have a close link to the ruling of the country.

While the expression of FGF2 and CNTF likely reflects a response to photoreceptor damage [23], NGF regulation may have a close link to retinal vasoregression.

Grey matter changes have also been shown to correlate more closely with clinical abnormalities than white matter changes [ 23], and have a closer link to clinical symptoms than amyloid deposition [ 2, 24].

It produces what Stordy says is a fresher cup of coffee and one that will eventually allow consumers to have a closer link with the farmers who produce the beans.

Uli C argues that low adiponectin levels are frequently associated with insulin resistance, may have a closer link with coronary plaque vulnerability, which plays an important role in the pathogenesis of ACS [ 19].

Traffic safety issue should be considered as a national issue as it is strongly related to all aspects of life and has a close link with the protection and sustaining the natural environment.

The Tomioka Hachimangu shrine, established in 1927, has a close link with sumo and the emperor and empress visited in 2012.