Sentence examples for linked higher from inspiring English sources

Other research has linked higher olive-oil consumption with a reduced risk of cancers of the ovary and womb.

Britain needs to boost productivity, and given that several studies have linked higher maternal employment rates to higher productivity, such a move could be attractive economically for the chancellor.

Previous studies linked high fibroblast growth factor 23 (FGF-23) levels with volume overload; others linked higher serum phosphate levels with impaired RAAS-blockade efficacy.

The first thread of literature, developed largely in the field of political science, has linked higher probabilities of transnational terrorist violence to target states that have democratic governments[4], politically left governments[5], more veto-players in their governments[6], are perceived to be more likely to grant concessions to terrorists[7], and have further economic reach[8].

Some academic studies have also linked higher aggressive high-frequency traders participation with higher stock volatility.

"We're taking children away from their mothers too soon," Kingsbury said, who also linked higher crime to the lack of boxing classes in high schools.

The center will have 5,120 linked high-speed processors, able to perform 40 trillion calculations per second.

Several studies have linked high production levels of growth hormone to the development of prostate tumors and invasive breast cancer.

And a recent article in the journal Cell linked high intakes of animal protein to cancer and higher overall mortality in the under 65s.

Earlier this month, for example, Public Safety Canada released a study that linked high numbers of aboriginal women in the sex industry to poverty, drug addiction and mental health problems.

Sound research has linked high quality education and care to later educational and developmental outcomes.