Sentence examples for linked to decreases from inspiring English sources
As for the health benefits, it cited international research showing that "increases in alcohol prices are linked to decreases in harms related to alcohol consumption".
The Ford Foundation, for instance, exceeded its core grant budget of $500 million in 2000 and 2001, and despite a 20.4percentt dip in its endowment linked to decreases in the value of some venture capital investments, is likely to exceed it by $100 million this year, said Susan V. Berresford, Ford's president.
It has been linked to decreases in summer monsoon rainfall in India since 1930, the southward shift of the summer monsoon in eastern China, declines in agricultural production, and increases in respiratory and cardiovascular problems in the people inhabiting the region.
This is a fairly large value, suggesting that both the annual peak in CAPE and the large-scale variability are strongly linked to decreases in the temperature at the 100-hPa level at Delhi.
For instance, obesity, smoking, stress and sedentary lifestyles have all been linked to decreases in sperm count and quality, said Dr. Jesse Mills, a urologist and director of The Men's Clinic at UCLA.
The decline of large predators is believed to affect strongly patterns of trophic flow in marine communities [16], [17], and declines in coral cover have been linked to decreases in abundance and diversity of reef fishes [18], [19].
Decreased plasma L-arginine has been linked to decreased NO production in animal and in vitro models [ 33].
It's most common in post-menopausal women, and may be linked to decreased hormone production.
Researchers from the University of Manchester found that, contrary to popular conceptions, health and relationship problems were more closely linked to decreasing sexual activity and functioning, rather than simply advancing age.
It has been linked to decreased mortality from heart disease and decreased incidence of stroke.
Inorganic arsenic has been linked to decreased kidney function through oxidative damage.
