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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.

Netflix's launch in Australia in March last year was linked to a drop in piracy – but its catalogue is still smaller than what it offers in the United States.

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.

Analysis of the EEG recording reveal that dreaming was linked to a drop in low-frequency activity in a region at the back of the brain dubbed by the researchers the "posterior cortical hot zone" – a region that includes visual areas as well as areas involved in integrating the senses.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Exercise has been linked to a drop in estrogen levels.

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