Sentence examples for linked to shift from inspiring English sources

The fact that the study was limited to nurses makes it impossible to exclude the possibility that hypertension could be linked to shift work in other professions.

Cardiovascular disorders 13, 79 and metabolic syndrome and obesity 80, 81 have also been significantly linked to shift work and long-term exposure to light at night.

Laddism has waxed and waned over the decades in response to particular contexts (and often linked to shifting gender roles), and is currently being nurtured on the consumerist campus.

Multiple processes were linked to shifting spatial attention during the cue-target interval.

Between the early and the mid Holocene (ca. 8.3 5.0 kyr BP), land use practices seem to have been more linked to shifting agriculture in a rainforest landscape – as is usual in Amazon cultures – with medium fire incidence affecting only local forest spots or surrounding savannas.

Chipmunk diversity is centered in western North America with 23 species [ 28, 33] and diversification has been linked to shifting ranges resulting from climatic cycles and subsequent shifts in habitat preference resulting from interspecific competition and niche partitioning over elevational gradients [ 34- 36].

The Turonian period was marked by big temperature swings, perhaps linked to shifts in Earth's orbit.

Sibert et al. [12] hypothesized recently that bluefin tuna migrations and inter-annual shifts noted with satellite tagging datasets may in part be linked to shifts in oceanographic conditions.

Male-limited evolution has led to increases in fitness that we have now linked to shifts in developmental characters, size, and adult behavioural phenotypes towards the male-specific optima suggested by sexual dimorphism.

Resistance is linked to shifts in responsibilities, work remit and load, and decision-making power [ 19].

In developing countries, the rise in diabetes seems to be intricately linked to shifts in urbanization (5, 6).