Sentence examples for linked to rapid from inspiring English sources

Fieldwork reveals a multifaceted landscape of patterns and contexts for migration linked to rapid- and slow-onset environmental change today.

The string of massive snowstorms and bone-chilling cold on the US east coast, as well as flooding in Britain and record temperatures in Europe, are linked to rapid ice loss in the Arctic, new research appears to confirm.

In response to changes in sediment supply linked to rapid climate changes (and to anthropic factors), the Rhone delta evolved from wave-dominated to fluvial dominated, and then wave dominated again.

Such vulnerabilities have been linked to rapid urbanization, environmental degradation and weak disaster response, but little attention is paid to the factors that engender these problems in the first place or to why the poor have persistently been at greater risk.

Increasing emphasis is now being placed on rapid response intimately linked to rapid assessment, with some sound outcomes derived from this strategy being reported.

The finding might help explain the huge amounts of methane that occasionally belch from the seafloor, an event linked to rapid climate change.

Mutations of the plasma-membrane Na+/K+ pump ATP1A3 have been linked to rapid-onset dystonia-parkinsonism [ 27].

Eissa's predicament is linked to the rapid devaluation of the Egyptian pound last December, which raised the cost of imports including diesel.

The rise of the gangs is linked to the rapid increase in prison populations in the second half of the twentieth century.

This increase is ascribed to nutrient enrichment in the lake, linked to the rapid increase in regional pastoral farming.

An incomplete release was measured by ELISA, possibly linked to the rapid concentration decrease of the protein in solution.