Sentence examples for indeed linked to the from inspiring English sources

First, whatever it is, it is not Europe-wide, nor indeed linked to the euro.

The plague of roadworks is indeed linked to the seasons, in this case the end of the financial year.

If it turns out that the latest killings were indeed linked to the Zetas or their rivals, it could mean that people-trafficking is the latest business opportunity for the heavily-armed gangs.

Its decision to hit Syria was deliberately provocative, though whether it was wrong will depend on whether the bombed camp was indeed linked to the terrorist group behind the Haifa atrocity.

Their surface reactivity is indeed linked to the presence of a metastable hydrated layer on the surface of the nanocrystals.

Although in general LFPs appear to better represent subthreshold synaptic currents rather than widespread spiking activity [9], several studies have found that (in the STN at least) the LFP signal is indeed linked to the activity of local neurons [10 12].

Scholars have long debated whether marks made on pottery beginning about 4500 B.C. were simply local signs of ownership or clan or were precursors to later Chinese characters found at the end of the Shang dynasty around 1200 B.C. Li's team argues that those marks are indeed linked to characters and that the Jiahu evidence pushes back their evolution substantially.

Finally, we demonstrated that transcriptional regulation is indeed linked to translational efficiency through the significantly different codon utilization patterns of distinctly regulated genes.

Nevertheless, the combination of symptoms makes it likely that most of the reported symptoms are indeed linked to byssinosis.

Further studies should be conducted to investigate whether mutations or reduced expression of the PLS1 gene are indeed linked to age-related hearing loss in humans.

"The Los Angeles and Chicago distribution points are indeed linked to Sinaloa," he said in response to written questions.