Sentence examples for linked to the effects from inspiring English sources

From the more pretentious end of the scale to the exact opposite, heroin addicts often develop needle fixation, whereby the very act of injecting causes a high-like response, as the act is directly linked to the effects of the drug.

A report from the New York City Comptroller's office asserts that New York residents are paying hundreds of millions in extra rent linked to the effects of Airbnb.

The materials were photosensitive in visible light and a generated photocurrent was linked to the effects of the specific surface chemistry and the existence of sp2 domains.

These findings suggest that the effects of APOE on brain function are not tightly linked to the effects of this gene on AD risk.

Value creation of a building is therefore directly linked to the effects that owning and using the building have over its lifetime.

Besides characterizations on membrane structures, oxygen permeations of the two membranes were measured and compared, and linked to the effects of fabrication processes on membrane performance.

We follow right whales and sea turtles, and learn the way life is linked to the effect of ultraviolet rays or to deep ocean currents from Antarctica.

The photoactivity was linked to the effect of sulfur functionalities.

When forest productivity drops, a social consequence is the human abandonment of the affected territories, usually linked to the effect of a progressive acidification of soils [5].

These two variables include (1) flower and inflorescence position and (2) time of pod appearance, linked to the effect of assimilate availability.

The second, Abi1-containing Wave 2 complex, has been directly linked to the effect of Rac1 on increased actin polymerization at the plasma membrane at the site of control of lamellipodia formation [32], [33].