Sentence examples for is most closely linked from inspiring English sources
Erbitux is most closely linked with Dr. John Mendelsohn, president of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
The WHO said the strain of polio discovered there is most closely linked to one last seen in Borno in 2011.
Both of Ms. Koh's current projects are due soon in the New York performance spaces with which she is most closely linked.
This eating style, in its classic form, is most closely linked to a healthy body and mind as people age: a lower risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, diabetes, breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
Though some negative associations linger (boiled bunny, anyone?), saying "I'm obsessed with" as opposed to "I love" might also advertise the speaker's intellectual heft, given its scholarly implications of philosophers and researchers being obsessed with problems — much as "random" is most closely linked to the highbrow realm of statistical probability.
Of all the "Card Players" studies by Cézanne, "this one is most closely linked to his two-figure paintings, like the one in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and another at the Courtauld," said Conor Jordan, an expert in Impressionist and Modern art at Christie's.
Genes with close relationships in our phylogeny tended to be most closely linked in the genome.
But Zhu Xiaohua was most closely linked to the prime minister, although the two are not believed to be related.
Had he stayed with the Jets, Belichick would have coached for at least a while in the shadow of Parcells, the person he had been most closely linked with in his N.F.L. career.
Of all the teacher elements analyzed by the Virginia group, feedback a direct, personal response by a teacher to a specific statement by a student seems to be most closely linked to academic success.
Of all the teacher elements analyzed by the Virginia group, feedback — a direct, personal response by a teacher to a specific statement by a student — seems to be most closely linked to academic success.
