Sentence examples for linked to development from inspiring English sources

"When it's linked to development in humans, it's not so cute any more".

In addition, unofficial migration is not linked to development policies and does not take into account the impact of emigration on poor countries.

It is also linked to development because some of the most vulnerable countries are very poor, for example Sahelian states threatened by desertification and small island states affected by rising sea levels and ocean acidification.

The role of R&D is also linked to development of the "smart cities" concept.

Gestational diabetes is commonly linked to development of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).

Point mutations in the prion protein genes of animals and humans are genetically linked to development of neuro-degeneration.

Consequently, differences across these two coverage variables primarily reflect developmental differences and regional disparities, to the extent that the latter are linked to development (Figs. 4 and 5).

Both, prolactin mRNA and the protein appear to be overexpressed and to exert paracrine effects which may be causally linked to development end growth of mammary cancers.

The aim of this study was to characterize the expression levels of microRNAs linked to development and progression of colorectal neoplasia.

D2 extensional structures, related to mineralisation, are local features linked to development of sinistral movement on the N-S striking faults.

Washington state is the largest exporter in the nation on a per capita basis; one in three jobs here is tied to international trade and thus linked to development outside our national borders.