Sentence examples for linked to the release from inspiring English sources

Chocolate contains low concentrations of phenylethylamine, an amphetamine-like chemical linked to the release of dopamine.

The political action committee MoveOn.org organized thousands of parties linked to the release of that film.

The aim was to assess the self-healing process linked to the release of inhibitive pigments from the coatings.

For example, acupuncture has been linked to the release of opioids, the body's natural painkillers, which might help reduce the craving for cocaine.

There is wide agreement that declines in atmospheric ozone are linked to the release of chlorofluorocarbons, chemicals used in aerosols, refrigeration and a variety of other applications.

Recently, a large number of failures linked to the release of metal particles from the taper junction between femoral head and femoral stem have been reported.

Many such as hardline Lagan Valley MP, Jeffrey Donaldson, who walked out on the last day of negotiations, wanted decommissioning linked to the early release of prisoners, something republican and loyalist paramilitaries would not have accepted.

From the EU's perspective, the decision on whether to sign the Association Agreement with Ukraine was linked to the requested release of seven political prisoners, including former interior minister Yuri Lutsenko and former prime minister Yuliya Tymoshenko.

Analysts in Britain said they believed that the immediate trigger for James Murdoch's resignation as the BSkyB chairman was linked to the expected release within weeks of a report on the phone hacking scandal by a House of Commons select committee.

The growing energy demand, due to rapid increasing population and development of industrialization, are directly linked to the increasing release of GHE.

Or, suggests legendary hacking expert Donn Parker, the cyberterrorism may be linked to the recent release of Kevin Mitnick, a notorious hacker who spent five years in a Southern California prison.