Sentence examples for is more tightly linked from inspiring English sources

Residential use of electricity is more tightly linked to GDP, and so are transportation, industrial and services sectors.

The ITS network shows a clear distinction between shallow (<600 m), mid (1000 1500 m) and deep water (>1500 m) populations of D. dianthus (Fig. 2b) with no haplotypes found in more than one depth stratum, suggesting genetic differentiation is more tightly linked to depth than geographic region.

Thus, it is possible that neuroanatomical development in certain brain regions is more tightly linked to puberty than it is in other brain regions.

This suggests that the activity in these two higher visual areas is more tightly linked to the individual's percept than the activity in V1 and V2.

One possible explanation for higher levels of hsCRP among non Hispanic black adolescents with MetS is that hsCRP is more tightly linked to the components of MetS than is seen among other ethnicities.

In particular, on the basis of recent single-cell analysis, the team headed by N Kleckner proposed that replication initiation is more tightly linked to the time elapsed since birth than to cell mass [ 13, 14].

Preferences and choices are more tightly linked for North Americans than for Indians.

Labour wants to change the system so that payments are more tightly linked to contributions.

This is as expected because historic studies have indicated that C/B are more tightly linked than C/P.

SNAP has only been identified by cross-sectional neurodegeneration measures, whereas longitudinal measures might better reflect "active" neurodegeneration and might be more tightly linked to prognosis.

Support for Trump was more tightly linked to racial resentment than support for John McCain and Mitt Romney in 2008 and 2012, respectively — even after controlling for party and ideology.