Sentence examples for linked meant from inspiring English sources

(Geoff) Clearly the perception that age, wear and tear and no effective treatment were inextricably linked meant that this person considered consultation futile.

Participants were told that "linked" meant their sample is given a code number that is confidential and only available to research staff, which can be linked to their name or medical records.

The "Has Profile" link means that this person has a profile in your department or you don't have access to add them to your department.

The HIV positive population that was linked to the HCV dataset were younger than those not linked; mean age 37.9 vs. 39.3 (t = 4.00, p < 0.0001).

"The engine that drives policy should always be specific enough to link means to ends," Hoffman added.

While the link meant their site received a wave in traffic, the press release also contained Seddiq and her colleagues' names and phone numbers.

That link meant he, his girlfriend and her two children could use their laptops and watch Hulu, even without the lights.

Furthermore, the terror links meant that the US, the world's biggest donor, was desperate not to allow any of its fund to get into al-Shabaab hands, so its aid funding to Somalia was significantly cut.

He blamed Victoria for not getting the full $1.45bn, noting its decision to spend $1bn not to construct the East-West Link meant it did not argue from a position of strength.

Parscale's tweet has the structure of the sort of political tweet we see a lot these days, with requisite disparagement of the press and a link meant to bolster the case.

Rashid Abdi, a Nairobi-based expert on al-Shabaab with the NGO International Crisis Group, said the terror group's propaganda consistently highlighted the Kenyan presence in Somalia, but pointed out that international links meant there was a wider agenda driving the extremists too.