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Although athletes and coaches often have rounded lives — whether as a humanitarian like Roberto Clemente, a trailblazer like Jackie Robinson, a strategic innovator like Lombardi — their celebrity is invariably linked to the performance on the field.

Fungal germination and growth is hence invariably linked to the availability of ingested plant biomass.

The issue of misuse of psychiatry as a means of political coercion is invariably linked to the history of the Soviet Union after the Second World War.

While the proposed mechanism in hypothermia is a temperature-dependent dysfunction of ion transport mechanisms, the concept of myocardial stunning is invariably linked to the ischemia-reperfusion syndrome where dysfunction of ion transport mechanisms due to lack of ATP, together with production of reactive oxygen species, causes Ca2+ overload and modification of contractile proteins [ 33].

Whether it is a hallmark of deficient immunological control of the pathogen invariably linked to progressive disease or rather reflective of pathogen activity independent of subsequent disease progression remains unclear.

Progress is invariably linked to portrayal, and upcoming years will prove pivotal to the state of trans rights in the immediate future.

Exhibitions are almost invariably linked to ulterior motives: a donation, a future museum site, the director's personal history, or some primitive desire for notoriety.

However, being a star and staying in Göring's favor required keeping up the kill rate and promotions were invariably linked to scores.

Sequence Variable Regions at the 5′ end of the 10,000 bp non-coding segment of 22q11.2 show a biased random pattern of mutations that produces a very high A + T content, sequences that fold into long stem loops, and a high abundance of the nine nucleotide sequence TATAATATA; these Variable Sequence Regions are invariably linked to translocation breakpoint Type A 5′ flanking segments.

Trademarking Mr. Gorbachev's birthmark is uncertain, said Mr. Goldstein, unless it is invariably linked to him.

Global agriculture's excessive dependence on fossil fuel inputs means food prices are invariably linked to oil price spikes.