Sentence examples for linked to time from inspiring English sources

"Poor Behavior Is Linked to Time in Day Care" (The New York Times).

Decomposition of autism incidence rates into age, period, and cohort effects provide a nuanced analysis of underlying classes of factors that may be etiologically linked to time trends.

Clinical data obtained between July 2010 and February 2011 from 8 hub and 24 spoke hospitals were abstracted for 235 consecutive consultations and linked to time metadata generated by software interaction.

The analyses are linked to time on the SPRINT protocol, rather than time in the ICU, to ensure sufficient insulin and nutrition data to accurately identify SI hourly [15].

We did not measure the time since tree death for the kelos, but based on the decay class distribution that is known to be linked to time since tree death (Aakala 2010), it is clear that kelos are continuously formed in the studied landscape.

As the list of health benefits linked to time outdoors grows, so too has the trend in doctors enlisting nature in their practices.

The sedimentologic architecture of the shoreface was linked to time-series elevation change and profile shape to determine relationships between morphodynamics, facies development, erosional processes, profile closeout, and cross-shore transport.

This post has been updated to make that point earlier and to link to Time's piece.

A blog linking to Time's piece circulated on Reddit and spawned debate among users over the vaccination issue.

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