Sentence examples for linked to drops from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the decline in breast cancer incidence seen during the last years in developed countries appears to be linked to drops in HRT use [ 24].

In less than three months in 1998, six people died in nine car accidents linked to drop-offs on a five-mile stretch of Interstate 35 being repaved in Tarrant County.

Nationwide, educators are rethinking school discipline policies based on strong evidence that poor and minority students are far more likely to be suspended or expelled and that such punishments are statistically linked to dropping out or going to jail or prison later in life.

4. The legalization of gay marriage has been linked to drop in suicide rates.

It has been shown that fit students were less likely to miss school and to do poorly on standardized tests [ 24, 38], which are important risk factors often linked to dropping out of school.

The fall of rates in the USA after 2001 was linked to massive drops in the use of hormone replacement treatment (HRT) after publication of the Women's Health Initiative trial, and falls of rates have affected breast cancer of all stages and of all sizes [ 31, 62].

No infections have been specifically linked to the drops thus far.

Conversely, the average of TGR during Phase II was significantly linked to fruit drop and fruit size, and so were the midday stem water potential and stress integral.

Netflix's launch in Australia in March last year was linked to a drop in piracy – but its catalogue is still smaller than what it offers in the United States.

"Since the state didn't have the information that was going to prompt the drop in shares," Ms. Lagarde said, "it wasn't in a position to make, encourage or purposely disclose any embezzlement linked to the drop in shares".

The Climate Council said that increasingly severe droughts were linked to a drop in agricultural productivity and a 15% increase in suicide risk for rural males aged between 30 and 49.