Sentence examples for link changes from inspiring English sources

DNA microarrays ("gene chips") increasingly link changes in genetic expression to specific toxins, allowing earlier detection.

Ms. Stonesifer cautioned, however, that it was difficult to link changes in public policy to a foundation's investments in advocacy.

However, the traffic load of every link changes from time to time.

A model is suggested to link changes in composition of the surface pool of intermediates with properties of the support.

This is the first study to link changes in patient social relations with a cancer-relevant immune variable.

The longer-term benefits are even greater, as RQ also allows companies to link changes in R&D strategy, practices, and processes more closely to profitability and value.

The "holy grail" of this effort, she says, is to link changes in saliva composition with diseases that affect mucosal surfaces elsewhere in the body.

A major focus of the class is to link changes in species' distribution patterns with underlying physiological mechanics that establish environmental optima and tolerance limits.

The sea fan system has become a model system for Harvell's work to link changes in coral immunity to climate events.

The longer-run benefits are potentially even greater because the measure allows companies to more closely link changes in R&D strategy, practices, and processes to profitability and value.

Here, we add to these insights by using functional traits to advance our understanding of the emergent ecological consequences of OA for marine communities and link changes in structure to potential effects on ecological function.