Sentence examples for is linked to changes from inspiring English sources
We present evidence that this epigenetic memory is linked to changes in the chromatin architecture of ISGs.
The fluorescence band is linked to changes in the concentration of proteins (IgG, lactoferrin) from colostrum to milk.
An overdone steak, Trump's preferred choice, "isn't necessarily bad, but burned food is linked to changes to our DNA, which can also cause cancers".
The fact that MGO-ridge is not stable in time lead to the hypothesis that its migration is linked to changes in ice thickness and can be used to construct a time series of the ice shelf thickness evolution.
"It would be facile to say, 'It's all down to comprehensivisation and the end of grammar school,'" he says, "but what's gone wrong is linked to changes that occurred in education around the same time: not the comprehensive ideal, but some of the educational theories that came with it".
There's been an ongoing debate about whether marijuana actually changes the brain, but recent evidence has suggested that it is linked to changes in the hippocampus, amygdala, and prefrontal cortex.
Changes in housing factors were linked to changes in socio-economic determinants of health.
The results suggest that disturbances to tryptophan metabolism might be linked to changes in growth.
