Sentence examples for humans linking from inspiring English sources

The second is Marissa's comment on what she sees as a false dichotomy – Google Page Rank, she notes, is based on real humans linking to sites on the web.

They occupy important ecological niches as filter feeders and decomposers, and serve as a protein source for animals, including humans, linking them directly with human health.

The present findings, though based on small numbers, provide the first data in humans linking measured levels of prenatal phthalates to outcomes that are consistent with this proposed syndrome.

If two servers at Google headquarters are both part of Google, what are two humans linked by a terabit-per-second direct neural link?

There is also a "CADIE's recommended places for humans" link in Google Maps, which leads to the "Panda Mapplet" and includes several marked locations with "CADIE's" commentary.

Studies of humans link long-time hair dye use with cancer, including bladder cancer, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.

Observational studies in humans link T cell infiltration to fibrosis.

Furthermore, MERS-CoV genome sequences obtained from dromedary camels clustered with MERS-CoV sequences obtained from humans linked to the same farm (2 ).

In humans links between organophosphate exposure during pregnancy and deficits in fetal growth and neurocognitive development in children were observed [ 79].

Human research linking neuroprotection with mental activity is more limited.

Expression of p16Ink4a increases markedly in aging mouse and human tissues, linking Ink4a/Arf with the aging process [55].