Sentence examples for linked to degree from inspiring English sources

Polypharmacy as a measure of treatment burden was common, linked to degree of comorbidity and associated with older age and lower education status.

Peckham et al., for instance,[ 32] see changes in professional autonomy as directly linked to degree of decentralization in health services, implying that recentralization through National guidelines decreases professional autonomy.

On the other hand, endogenous Thompsonian factors are linked to degrees of freedom in the developmental program itself.

Alternatively, a high degree of vegetative reproduction in North American Trillium species has been linked to the degree of habitat instability, such as in floodplains (Ohara 1989).

This determines whether the nodes of large degrees are primarily linked to low-degree vertices or if low- and high-degree vertices are typically connected.

Thus, these results support the idea that chromatin remodeling is linked to the degree of expression change but not to its expression level.

This was explicitly linked to the degree of influence that they have in terms of the level of power and influence they have in the levels of uptake of the device.

For the tests a new device was constructed where the permeability was linked to the degree of interconnectivity.

The retired stars Barry Bonds (the career leader with 762 homers), Sammy Sosa (609) and Mark McGwire (583) are all linked, to one degree or another, to performance-enhancing drugs.

Results suggest that patterns of precipitation of the expansive products are linked to the degree of refinement of the pore network.

To analyse whether the number of doctor's appointments for type-2 diabetes patients is linked to the degree of control of his/her illness.