Sentence examples for linked to separation from inspiring English sources
Crying behavior in infants is a complex phenomenon that includes spontaneous "endogenous" crying and "distress-related" crying, which can be linked to separation, hunger, or other physical distresses; therefore, several mechanisms can explain the positive effect of HBP on crying.
The manufacturer, Bridgestone/ Firestone Inc., whose parent company is the Bridgestone Corporation of Japan, announced a recall of 6.5 million ATX, ATX II and Wilderness AT tires on Aug. 9 amid reports of accidents linked to tread separation.
In contrast, good speech production was linked to the separation of angular gyrus, posterior cingulate and temporal lobe regions.
The bivium shows important modifications linked to the separation of the periproct and the ocular plates (I and V).
Washington on Friday announced a third round of sanctions against individuals it has linked to the separation of Crimea from Ukraine.
This has been linked to a flash separation model to represent the initial steps of product recovery.
Being able to predict the flow of materials and recycling performance for different E-waste types requires a fundamental and flexible basis in which E-waste design properties are linked to liberation and separation performance of recycling.
Their records were linked to the hospital separation data for determination of resection rates and post-resection outcomes.
The combination of transposition with conjugation implies recombination constraints linked to the physical separation of donor and recipient molecules.
The question has a taxonomic importance quite apart from that of knowing the true phylogeny; Goodman et al. [ 25] proposed that taxonomic rank be linked to time of separation (approximately the Oligocene-Miocene boundary for families, and the Miocene-Pliocene boundary for genera).
Bridgestone/Firestone recalled millions of Firestone tires starting in August 2000 as the federal government investigated fatal crashes linked to tire-tread separations.
