Sentence examples for linking differences from inspiring English sources

However, this assumption has recently been challenged [ 14]: while plants clearly show different responses to insects from different feeding guilds, the evidence linking differences in plant responses to the degree of insect specialization is less convincing [ 5, 15- 19].

By experimentally linking differences in neuronal number and behavior, our findings could help explain how evolutionary and developmental variability of individual and species brain size may lead to perceptual and cognitive differences.

The observation of a linear increase in a particular kind of substitution is particularly useful, since it provides a simple prior hypothesis for linking differences in substitution rates to time spent single-stranded that can be related to a single biological process (rate of polymerization).

Review of studies published over the past two decades confirmed the widespread use of the Medical Outcomes Study short-form measures (SF-36 and others) in cross-sectional and longitudinal studies of smoking behavior and identified some clear trends linking differences in smoking behavior to QOL [ 5, 6].

The study of recombination and its control has so far focused on individual species to link differences in recombination rate to differences in sequence features in different parts of the genome.

But this study tries to link differences in tooth contamination more directly with health outcomes.

The researchers linked differences in reported happiness across countries with several socio-demographic and political factors, including trust in the world around them, not least in government.

9 11 Recent reports have linked differences in infant gut microbiota with subsequent obesity.

These results also raise questions about taxonomically linked differences in evolution under the selection forces of cultivation.

Studies have linked differences in C and N biomass dynamics with differences in fungal community structure and plant litter composition [ 53].

This is the first study to link differences in the silica content of grasses, observed in the field, to the population densities of herbivores with cyclic dynamics.