Sentence examples for idea of links from inspiring English sources
The idea of links to schizophrenia has been particularly persistent, but schizophrenia is a complicated and probably heterogeneous disorder, and studies of different populations show different patterns; last year, a study found no increased risk with non-right-handedness for schizophrenia or poorer neurocognition.
The idea of links between strata being considered as a type of generalization has previously been offered by Martin and Matthiessen (1991: §2.5).
In his article, Tattersall also explains that the whole idea of links (missing or not) is rooted in previous concepts of the Great Chain of Being the idea that organisms can be arranged in a sequence from lowest to highest, with humans looking down upon other species.
Some Grand Slam officials have resisted the idea of linking prize money to percentage of revenue.
The idea of linking and thus combining information from different sources is a valuable feature of XML.
In the first few months of his premiership, Modi's cabinet revived the idea of linking 30 rivers across India.
Several employees who didn't like the idea of linking up with a consulting giant have left, for example.
The idea of linking premiums to a person's income is, in some ways, "an attractive option," Mr. Baucus said.
At first the idea of linking PCs in networks served by a powerful central computer seemed splendid.
