Sentence examples for linked to a drop from inspiring English sources

The Climate Council said that increasingly severe droughts were linked to a drop in agricultural productivity and a 15% increase in suicide risk for rural males aged between 30 and 49.

In a patient without bradycardia, low DAP is generally linked to a drop in arterial tone and calls for the use of a vasopressor or an increase in its dosage if mean arterial pressure is <65 mmHg.

But according to research from left-leaning think tank Economic Policy Institute (EPI), declines in unionization are linked to a drop in the pay of nonunion workers, too.

Dyer et al. [ 18] found that spinal anaesthesia was linked to a drop in blood pressure with minimal impact on flow.

Whereas a rise in the Ki67 proliferation index is typically linked to a drop in ER/PR expression in IDC, cautioning against overreliance on hormonal therapies, our work indicates that this molecular caveat seldom occurs in ILC.

Exercise has been linked to a drop in estrogen levels.

In fields where a numerical value represents some defined information, the field is linked to a drop-down window that depicts and explains the range of possible values that can be entered.

Very recent decreases in breast cancer incidence in the USA and in parts of Germany could even be linked to a dropping off of hormone therapy use.

It found that the law was linked to a 25percentt drop in homicides involving firearms and a 23percentt drop in such suicides.

Now comes grass, and in Cahill's view, the subtle difference so far between Djokovic in 2011 and in 2012 is patience, perhaps linked to a slight drop in physical reserves.

Dr. Christophe Barbraud and Dr. Henri Weimerskirch, from the National Center for Scientific Research in France, reported in the journal Nature last month that warming seas and a decline in sea ice were linked to a 50percentt drop in numbers in a well-studied population of emperor penguins over the last 50 years.