Sentence examples for is distinctly linked to from inspiring English sources

But the research, development and implementation of automated and robotic mine equipment in Australia is distinctly linked to the world-leading contemporary Australian R&D for similar machines intended for this country's agricultural sector.

It's the process of embodying synaesthesia, of studying where the streams of aural and visual experience collide, and extracting from that collision a syndication where colors and sounds are distinctly linked together, almost creating a meta-sense.

Rodents fed on HFD developed visceral adiposity, hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance and hepatic steatosis, which are distinctly linked with human obesity [ 17].

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

The mean curvature radius decreases distinctly and can be linked to the decreasing size of the Taylor length.

Amplification of the C19MC oncogenic miRNA cluster and high LIN28 expression has been linked to a distinctly aggressive group of cerebral CNS-PNETs (group 1 CNS-PNETs) arising in young children.

It's also often linked to F.D.R.'s first 100 days, or the length of his first Congressional session, which was distinctly more successful than Napoleon's return.

In humans, mutations in the same gene have been linked to frontonasal dysplasia, a birth defect that can range in severity from distinctly wide features or a cleft palate to more serious skull and brain malformations.

It's linked to Versailles, to Marie Antoinette".

"Doctor Who" is distinctly British, and indebted to H. G.

In comparison to the germline, the response of mammalian somatic cells to dsRNA is distinctly muted.