Sentence examples for is linked to force from inspiring English sources
Recent studies have confirmed that repeated wartime deployment of a parent exacts a toll on military children and families and that the quality and functionality of familial relations is linked to force preservation and readiness.
Our last series of experiments was to investigate the effects of BEL in contractility experiments, and we found that BEL can reduce the high-frequency force production of young EDL muscle (Fig. 10A), providing additional pharmacological evidence that extracellular Ca2+ is linked to force production in skeletal muscle.
This model can therefore aid interpretation of EMG studies when inferences are to be linked to force on a group level and have an accuracy within a 4% mean error margin.
Ikea is not the only company that has been linked to forced labor in the former East Germany by purchasing goods from suppliers there, though the actual number may never be known.
It is possible that the action of muscular stresses is linked to force-induced alignment of collagen fibrils and mineral crystals across the scapula bone, as hypothesised previously for long bones [2], followed by subsequent mineralisation.
Senna has also been linked to Force India.
More West Midlands Police officers are becoming ill with conditions including stress, which could be linked to force cuts, their federation has said.
Epithelial folding has mainly been linked to forces acting in the apical actomyosin network of cells.
More recently dynamic contact angles and flow patterns have been linked to forces of molecular and double-layer origin.
He hinted that the payments may have been linked to "forces behind" the Olympus board; Japanese newspaper Sankei went further, to suggest that the payments could be linked to the Yakuza.
In the first 50 m lap, the highest contribution of the iEMG over the 200 m could be associated with the high velocity and also a higher contribution of the SL, which is linked to higher force production (see Figure 5) [ 68].
