Sentence examples for linked to activity from inspiring English sources

Inner time is linked to activity.

First, that verbal behaviour is linked to "activity type" – what someone usually spends much of their time doing.

They also found that activity in a brain area called the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex (pgACC) became linked to activity in the olfactory orbitofrontal cortex (OFC).

Invadopodia formation has been linked to activity of the EMT transcription factor Twist1 cancer, and own results showed high expression of invadopodia-associated proteins, such as Cortactin and Abelson interactor 1 (Abin), in a colorectal carcinoma cell line with an EMT-like phenotype shown by loss of E-cadherin [29, 30].

Equivalent rocks in the Hindu Kush have similarities with the Karakoram but are generally not as strongly metamorphosed and have not experienced the recent high exhumation rates (Hildebrand et al. 2000), which are partly linked to activity along the Karakoram Fault starting in the middle Miocene (Phillips et al. 2004).

These views were widely accepted to have been formed during his youth in Luton, when the town was linked to activity by Islamist extremists Anjem Choudary and Sayful Islam.

David Pontarelli, a detective in the intelligence bureau, defended the characterization, saying in a deposition, "They have been linked to activities that involved extremist activity, criminal activities".

Most of the research has focused on easily observed phenomena like alpha and beta waves, which have been respectively linked to activities including sleep and heightened alertness.

The results of their experiments not only suggested that the measured diffusion-sensitized MRI signal changes could be linked to activity-related cell swelling but also that the delay between stimulus onset and measured signal change was notably smaller for the diffusion-sensitized MRI signal than the delay between the stimulus onset and the BOLD fMRI signal.

These data suggest a model in which PCB-95 potentiation of RyR activity promotes dendritic growth by triggering the same Ca2+-dependent signaling pathway linked to activity-dependent dendritic growth in hippocampal neurons (Wayman et al. 2006).

All deaths were investigated and none was linked to activities of the study.