Sentence examples for linked change from inspiring English sources

The paper functioned as the official voice of the National Woman Suffrage Association and discussed controversial issues of divorce, prostitution, and reproductive rights and linked change to female enfranchisement.

If the marker by itself indicates clinical relevance but not altered immune function (group B), and the effect is not accompanied by a plausibly linked change in a marker indicating altered immune function, then the effect is clinically relevant but may not necessarily be due to altered immune function and cannot be interpreted as such (e.g. reduced incidence or severity of diarrhoea on its own).

"Increasing evidence has linked changes in sleep to memory problems and dementia, but it's not clear whether these changes might be a cause or consequence.

Recent work has linked changes in immune function to biologic and therapeutic targeting of cannabinoid receptors [13].

Studies throughout the world have linked changes in malaria incidence with patterns of rainfall, temperature and humidity [14], [15].

One exemplary empirical study directly linked changes in metacommunity dynamics and species composition in local habitats to climate change.

In the present study, we have linked changes in ER/PgR and Her2 status with impact on management.

"The prime minister wants to link change in Scotland to change in England.

The authors attempted to link change in knowledge with change in behavior.

No obvious pattern emerges to link change in net charge to inherent aggregation propensities.

Linking change to an improvement agenda supports a culture across organisations which focus on high quality care [ 18, 36].