Sentence examples for linked to the shift from inspiring English sources

This transition is linked to the shift from production of a large volume of dilute ammonia to a small amount of concentrated urea.

But Lazarevo's feeling of loss at Mr. Mladic's arrest is probably linked to the shift in Serbia's political tides since he was first indicted in The Hague in 1995.

From the computational studies it follows that the difference in activity of the wild type and mutant form of C23O towards 4-chlorocatechol is most likely linked to the shift of the pH optimum caused by the presence of the two additional H-bonds between Ser307 and Thr65 which anchor the C-terminal fragment of the protein.

First, there was loss of natural seed shedding, which is linked to the shift from sessile involucres to development of a non-dehiscent peduncle (Poncet et al., 2000).

This has been linked to the shift in western cultures during the middle of the 20th century where the optimum way to raise children requires a "good mother" who anticipates and adapts to their children's needs [ 6, 24- 26].

Furthermore, for the individual variation the first two PCs were also linked to the shift of the anterior (landmarks 11 and 12) and posterior (landmarks 7 and 13) crossveins along the adjoining longitudinal veins.

While these factors don't necessarily directly affect the in-studio composition process that Eno discusses, they are linked to the shifts in the way we think about creating and listening to music.

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Mortality reduction is closely linked to the shifts in disease pattern.

In addition, aerosol pollution has been linked to the southward shift of the summer monsoon in eastern China and to changes in precipitation patterns in other tropical regions.

Annual variation in rainfall peaks in both areas is linked to the annual shift in the position of the ITCZ and associated monsoon winds from the coast inland to around 10°N (Sultan and Janicot 2000; Janicot et al. 2008).