Sentence examples for link to be more from inspiring English sources

The name does live on in the town, which boasts an Ismay Wharf, an Ismay Close and a White Star Way but Cliff Ismay wants the link to be more widely recognised.

Clearly much more complete material from the cranium and postcranium will be needed to provide a more compelling test this interesting hypothesis, but at present we consider a Gaudeamus-hystricid link to be more likely, given biogeographic considerations, than a nested placement of Gaudeamus or Hystricidae deep within the caviomorph clade, as is suggested by the unconstrained topology.

Among the men who were still nomadic, having this variant was linked to being "more physically nourished".

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In E. coli strains, local regulatory links indeed tend to be more conserved in FFLs.

18 Thus analyses using linked data are likely to be more precise.

Sagging manifestations seem to be more linked to chronological aging.

In sum, depressive symptoms seem to be more linked with hyperglycemia among insulin-treated patients.

Sensation-seeking tendencies appear to be more strongly linked to puberty than to age [Spear, 2000].

But the link to hypertension is more extreme, the repression of emotion related to severe trauma, or the unconscious burden left by being even-keeled all the time.

And Ms. Macy's link to Wharton is more often wishful than deep.