Sentence examples for linking changes from inspiring English sources

Gradually, researchers accumulated empirical evidence linking changes in alcohol consumption to external factors such as alcohol availability and pricing.

The challenge for climate scientists, and politicians seeking to drive climate policy, has often been linking changes in global averages to shifting weather patterns at home that may or may not appear to reflect the worldwide data.

And in 2011, a synthesis report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that the average wind speeds in cyclones were likely to increase, as was the frequency of heavy rainfall, but it noted the difficulty of linking changes in complex events such as cyclones to climate change.

Mechanisms linking changes to the environment with changes in physical activity are poorly understood.

The monotonicity property linking changes in node position and crack location does not hold in the bending case.

To uncover the bargaining power channel from the role of unobserved heterogeneity, one may think of linking changes in relative body weight to changes in hours of work.

Linking change to an improvement agenda supports a culture across organisations which focus on high quality care [ 18, 36].

DNA microarrays ("gene chips") increasingly link changes in genetic expression to specific toxins, allowing earlier detection.

A model is suggested to link changes in composition of the surface pool of intermediates with properties of the support.

This is the first study to link changes in patient social relations with a cancer-relevant immune variable.

However, they have failed to link changes in expression to patient prognosis or directly to tumour progression [24].