Sentence examples similar to linked to a document from inspiring English sources

A more detailed analysis (data not shown) revealed that the decline in circulatory diseases was largely due to a reduction in cerebrovascular and hypertensive mortality, which can plausibly be linked to a documented significant improvement in hypertension control [ 28] as well as, potentially, better quality of care in cerebrovascular disease.

Each gene is linked to a kernel document and some documents that are most similar to any kernel document are then identified.

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"In the interest of transparency and for the information of the Greek people," Juncker said in a tweet, also issued in Greek, that linked to a 10-page document of budgetary and other "prior actions" by Athens that the EU, European Central Bank and IMF agreed were the conditions for releasing new cash to Greece.

A judge in the Federal District Court in North Carolina unsealed hundreds of documents linked to a lawsuit filed by Advanced Internet Technologies that had accused Dell of trying to hide defects in its desktop computers from customers.

For the second time in a week, a high-profile baseball player has been cited in documents linked to a shuttered anti-aging clinic that is under investigation for the distribution of performance-enhancing drugs.

In 2010 Google added transparency requirements related to aggregators using Adwords, including requiring them to link to a disclosure document and display underlying cost, clicks and impression data.

NEW YORK TIMES New Embarrassment for British Regulator  |  The Serious Fraud Office admitted on Thursday that it had lost thousands of documents linked to an investigation into the British aerospace giant BAE Systems.

LONDON – Britain's Serious Fraud Office faced renewed embarrassment on Thursday after it admitted it had lost thousands of documents linked to an investigation into the British aerospace giant BAE Systems.

However, on Monday she tweeted, linking to a Scottish NHS document: "My tweet on Scotland was directly related to this article: I apologise to those I offended.

A DfE spokesperson says the second tweet accurately reflects underlying statistics, with a link to a document [pdf] where users could "find out more detail on how the data was collected and the relevant caveats".