Sentence examples for links exposure from inspiring English sources

A study from the University of Lincoln, links exposure to images of musclebound men with fuelling gym attendance.

The British Medical Association warned that "blanket bans" on motorists driving after taking medication could "meet considerable legal challenge unless there is clear evidence that links exposure to known levels of driving impairment, as is the case with alcohol".

New analysis from the World Health Organization (WHO) links exposure to air pollution to roughly 7 million deaths annually.

And I don't think there's any good evidence that links exposure to violent images on television and movies and the tendency to commit violent acts," University of Toronto psychologist Jonathan Freedman told The Huffington Post.

Strong epidemiological evidence links exposure to ultraviolet and visible light with the development of pterygium.

Further, it links exposure science directly to the outcomes of toxicologic studies and hazard assessments.

Evidence now exists that indirectly links exposures to LAN to human breast and colorectal cancers in shift workers.

A Canadian research report has linked exposure to hydraulic fluids found in aircraft to high rates of highly invasive prostate cancer in aircrew.

They have been the subjects of psychological studies, including one reported last month in The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that linked exposure to violent video games to aggressiveness and delinquency.

A separate review of medical literature by the Australia Institute debunked the fear that wind power damaged people's health, finding "no credible evidence" directly linking exposure to turbines with negative health effects.

She was instantly criticized by doctors outside Mount Sinai, who felt her comments were irresponsibly speculative because there is no evidence yet to conclusively link exposure to the dust to cancer.