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An important finding, Ms. Ellison said, was that students who reported low satisfaction with life and low self-esteem, and who used Facebook intensively, accumulated a form of social capital linked to what sociologists call "weak ties".
The gut microbiome is intensively studied in humans and has been linked to several diseases and phenotypes.
This group was intensively studied as several of these transporters are linked to pleiotropic drug resistance (PDR) phenomena.
While the social systems linked to trepang fishing and trade have intensively been researched, the ecological effects of removing a large number of bioturbating organisms from shallow tropical ecosystems for the most part are still unknown [56].
Aberrant miRNA expressions have been linked to many diseases, and have been intensively investigated recently to discover miRNA biomarkers for the diagnosis of diseases including lung cancer [ 10, 15- 17].
On the other hand, PDE4D has already been linked to cardiac diseases and its role in heart was intensively investigated.
It is linked to NCBI (3), and these systems conjoined will provide an intensively integrated and accessible data resource representing the highest quality and most comprehensive consensus and experimental views of host symbiont relationships as experimental subjects.
Losses have been linked to the loss of traditional, established farming pastures, where experts believe that intensively farmed land makes it more difficult for birds to find their favourite food – the cranefly larvae that live in undisturbed soil.
On a descriptive level, children in the more-responsive groups were treated less intensively prior to study start; statistical analysis confirmed that lower MPH dose before medication switch was linked to a higher probability of falling into a more-responsive subgroup.
