Sentence examples for linked with only from inspiring English sources

However, among those who'd originally had a weak grip strength, elevated systolic blood pressure was linked with only a 6% higher death rate.

Thankfully, no country is refusing to open their data, but because Zika has until recently been linked with only a mild illness, there weren't, until the WHO's recent call out, any systems in place to gather it.

Scientists have posited many theories about why Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that had been linked with only mild symptoms since its discovery in 1947, could suddenly be associated with thousands of cases of the birth defect known as microcephaly, as it was in Brazil in 2015.

These are ANN for which an input layer of source nodes and an output unit are completely linked, with only one hidden layer between them, as illustrated in Figure 2.

The length of 8 bp is selected for the core because the number of all 8-mers is small enough to keep the lookup table in the computer memory, and 8-mer words are specific enough to be linked with only a few PFMs that match them.

All three tested gluten-sensitive macaques showed differential expression of several genes that could be linked with not only CD but also with Autism, food allergy, Down Syndrome, Alzheimer Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Parkinson's Disease and Muscular Dystrophy (Figure 8).

In other words, the stability of your circadian rhythm is intimately linked with not only how you feel emotionally, but also your overall wellbeing.

This suggests further that literature is linked with not only broad practitioner research concepts, but also more superficial reasoning concepts such as discussed, what is known previously, what is similar or rare, what can be described or compared or observed.

Chicago is often linked with the only two cities in America larger than it -- New York and Los Angeles.

"The recent results have been good but these results are [not only] linked with quality, but also linked with the attitude of the players.

As emeritus Johnson Dean Robert Swieringa put it, "As the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, we are linked with Sam not only by his name, but also by his aspirations.