Sentence examples for makes a clear link from inspiring English sources

He makes a clear link between basic human psychology and VC funding favouring men.

On a question from the teacher on how you can determine when to raise a dike, student Jan makes a clear link between mathematics and the professional practice.

He added: "Research makes a clear link between sanctions and foodbanks, so when you reach the point that children go hungry because a so-called work incentive removes their parent's only income - something has gone very wrong.

Thus their work makes a clear link between the cerebellum and the comparison of phonological and articulatory information leading to the adjustment of content in short term memory as part of the phonological memory system described by Baddeley (1992).

The green lobby is also concerned that the draft text has not made a clear link between global trade and ecology.

The young visitors are then invited inside the children's zoo, where hands-on exhibits make a clear link between the survival of familiar animals and everyday choices that children can make.

If there is any advice that I would give about successfully communicating research impact, it would be to first summarise and make the content engaging and then make a clear link to the full report and data.

Statisticians warned against making a clear link between low temperatures and high deaths, pointing out that winter 2009-10 was exceptionally cold, but that the excess winter death rate was similar to years when there had been mild winters.

It was Grace who would ponder this story for a long time, with great sadness, and it would cause her to make a clear link between education and dignity, between the hard, obvious things that are printed in books and the soft, subtle things that lodge themselves in the soul.

However, for the remaining indicators there were insufficient data to make a clear link with health benefits, making cost-effectiveness analysis speculative.

Finally, regarding the difficulty of making a clear link between regionalization and declining hospitalizations, changes may also reflect an initial, but temporary, period of transition associated with the re-definition of eligibility criteria, alterations of service levels and characteristics of target populations.