Sentence examples for linked to advancing from inspiring English sources

Abnormalities in social behavior characterize psychiatric disorders previously linked to advancing paternal age, suggesting a common phenotype affected by paternal age.

The incidence of vulvar cancer has been linked to advancing age, but also appears in younger women [ 4].

Severe neuropathological changes leading to higher neurocognitive impairment have sometimes been linked to advanced immunosuppression either due to co-morbidity with other viral infections such as hepatitis C virus (HCV) [8], [9] or due to illicit drug abuse [10] [12].

If all cancers were jointly analyzed, deletion of PTEN were significantly linked to advance tumor stage (p = 0.0054), and high histopathological grade (p < 0.0001) in all cancers.

Studies in South Africa found that the number and proportion of patients being admitted for diagnoses often linked to advanced HIV-related disease increased considerably between 1991 and 2002 [ 9], and that inpatient seroprevalence rates were over 50% in Durban by 1998 [ 10].

Advances in cell and developmental biology have often been closely linked to advances in our ability to visualize structure and function at many length and time scales.

Organizational aspects played a role in provision of advance care planning in community-based care management organizations [ 26]; in that study, amongst other things availability of training and resources was linked to advance care planning.

However, the evolution of bioinformatics in the last almost 50 years has not occurred in a linear fashion, but rather in stages, and has been closely linked to advances in both life science and computer science.

A new study by researchers at the University of East Anglia in England shows that individual birds migrate like clockwork, but nesting and hatching are happening earlier as a result of warmer temperatures, and this appears to be linked to the advancing of overall migration patterns.

Humans have the most prominent eyes of any species with regard to determining direction of gaze [17], which has been linked to our advanced and perhaps unique social cognition abilities [18].

Many of these trends are closely linked to technological advances both in statistical agencies and in society and have accelerated following the spread of personal computers in the early 1980s.