Sentence examples for linked to changing from inspiring English sources

Government and industry officials said in interviews that the increase in the amount of finished oil exported from the East Bay's refineries was linked to changing economic and gas consumption patterns in the United States.

But his group also notes that the parts of Yunnan that are hardest hit are those where development has been fastest and deforestation most extensive.Marco Gemmer of China's National Climate Centre says droughts across southern China are linked to changing patterns in other parts of the world, such as anomalies in the Arctic oscillation or in the ocean current La Niña.

The aim of this study was to elucidate vegetation patterns of a secondary hillside rainforest remnant (elevation 120 330 m, 76 ha) as an outcome of natural processes, and anthropogenic processes linked to changing forest values.

This perception corroborate Nicholson's ([2014]) assertion about drought events in northern Kenya, with rainfall being at least 50%to75%5% below normal in almost half of the drought-stricken region and is likely to be linked to changing climatic conditions within the greater Horn of Africa.

Drug use in the UK has gone down by 9% in the decade since the campaign launched, but experts say much of this is down to a decline in cannabis use, possibly linked to changing attitudes towards smoking tobacco among young people.

The decline of the armoured knight was probably linked to changing structures of armies and various economic factors, and not obsolescence due to new technologies.

Expanding this vision to address broad environmental linkages to health will result in fuller descriptions of the health implications due to the social, ecological, and economic changes linked to our changing global environment.

Moreover, observed dynamic changes in EpCAM expression were linked to a changing tumour cell microenvironment during cancer progression (Driemel et al, 2013).

The report, commissioned by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) also found that disability is increasingly linked to the changing nature of poverty.

As with fellow megabrands Louis Vuitton and Gucci, Prada's falling sales have been linked to a changing political landscape in China and an increasing desire, among luxury consumers, to buy understated, less obviously branded, goods.

With respect to transport policy programs, a shift in the priorities can be observed, closely linked to the changing political majorities.