Sentence examples for linked to point from inspiring English sources

Maybe the answer is linked to point 1 above: exploit the fact that eligibility is linked to the state retirement age, so that in due course nobody in their 60s can receive these benefits – and then, for the people who do still receive them, treat them as taxable income.

The presence of P in surface water may be linked to point source pollution from the mining activities.

Now this issue becomes very linked to point 6 of the Open Letter regarding the question of takfir (declaring a person as a non-Muslim).

Genetic prion diseases are linked to point and inserted mutations in the prion protein (PrP) gene that are presumed to favor conversion of the cellular isoform of PrP (PrPC) to the pathogenic one (PrPSc).

Likewise, Roberts Syndrome in humans has been linked to point mutations in ESCO2.

Indeed, lower fluoroquinolone susceptibility and quinolone-resistance are linked to point mutations in QRDR of the gyrase genes [ 13, 14].

However, the quality of the point exploitation is widely linked to the point quality, i.e. to the quality of the digitising process.

The majority of FHC cases have been linked to single point mutations in various contractile proteins of the cardiac sarcomere.

Education in the correct use of medication and analgesia is linked to the point above.

Such decline could not be linked to changes in point or diffuse emissions.

Linked to that last point, KuCoin is also getting into the investment game.