Sentence examples for linked noise from inspiring English sources

As Dr. James notes, research has linked noise with a variety of health problems, including heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke and sleep deprivation.

Other human and animal studies also have linked noise exposure to chronic changes in blood pressure and heart rate.

Others link noise pollution with susceptibility to colds, changes in blood pressure, and heart disease.

Underlying mechanisms linking noise to enhanced cardiovascular risk are rarely explored in epidemiological studies.

Conclusions: Individual daytime noise exposure was associated with immediate changes in HRV, suggesting a possible mechanism linking noise to cardiovascular risk.

Johnson, a prospective MP for nearby Uxbridge, said expansion would mean a rise in medical problems linked to noise pollution, as well as more road congestion.

A quadratic response surface developed with design of experiments (DOE) links noise parameters to geometrical variations of parts.

Traffic noise is a particular concern given similar source contributions compared with NO2 and the previous research linking traffic noise to elevated myocardial infarctions (Babisch et al. 2005).

And among his most interesting ideas is his linking of noise with later antisocial behavior.

Theoretical models linking rolling noise and surface roughness have been available for some 20 years.

A look-up table (LUT) technique is adopted to link temporal noise data to the synaptic multipliers of a CRBM, trained to model simple, non-trivial data distributions.