Sentence examples for linking impacts from inspiring English sources

The new regulation-based classification system addresses these problems by linking impacts of activities in marine systems with MPA and zone classes in a simple and globally applicable way.

In particular, linking impacts of various threats to widely distributed marine megafauna populations (e.g. mammals, birds, turtles, sharks) requires description of overlaps between threats and the population segment of interest.

With this original technique, empirical relationships were established, linking impact parameters to residual properties.

The BN combines a model linking impact scenarios to damage extent with a model for estimating the tank layouts based on limited information regarding the ship.

Whilst different countries are at various stages along this impact journey, the UK is the first country to link impact to funding outcomes; here impact now accounts for 20% of an academic unit of assessment's Research Excellence Framework (REF) result.

Furthermore, only two of the included studies (Akachi and Atun 2011; Floyd et al. 2010; Jahn et al. 2008) provided evidence on the entire casual chain from investments to activities, outputs, outcomes and impact and were hence able to directly link impact to external funding.

Instead (2.4.1) should be understood as "implicitly" or "tacitly" claiming there is a "law" or regularity linking knee impacts to tipping over of inkwells.

This idea of linking social impact with business is the driving idea behind the impact investing movement.

This paper develops hypotheses linking the impact of OFDI on R&D-investment growth in the parent firm to the underlying motivation for investment and firm size.

However, analysis of data linking the impact of breast-feeding and lower body mass in the Indian pediatric population does not exist.

However, we could not identify any studies linking actual impact of change of curriculum on dropout (although change of curriculum has been linked with exam failure).