Sentence examples for more directly linked from inspiring English sources

"This is less anatomical, but it's more directly linked to attention," Beeman says.

Southeastern Connecticut would not lose the 8,500 jobs at the base or thousands more directly linked to it.

Moreover, "the fact that management's compensation is more directly linked to stock market performance might also have given them an incentive to cut costs more ruthlessly".

Libya, a mission much more directly linked to the security of Europe than of the United States, strikingly illustrates the consequences.

These included the need for institutional shareholders to act as forces for the improvement of corporate governance and to make boardroom remuneration more directly linked to success.

Joko Widodo defended the executions as Australia's human rights commissioner, Gillian Triggs, suggested foreign aid should be more directly linked to improving the human rights records of countries in the region.

However, the inclusion of feedbacks due to changes in the natural land and ocean carbon sinks has the advantage of more directly linking man-made greenhouse gas emissions with the ensuing global temperature increase.

These studies therefore help to identify the biomarkers that are most sensitive to changes induced by anti-angiogenic therapy and to more directly link the biomarker responses to changes in the relevant tumor physiology.

The MRI biomarker responses are compared with both ex vivo histology and in vivo optical microscopy studies performed previously [20] in the same mouse tumor model to more directly link the biomarkers to the relevant tumor physiology and validate their sensitivity to anti-angiogenic therapy.

It is critical to more directly link research to interventions and increase the evidence base for RH service delivery strategies in humanitarian settings.

Such "administrative" measures could be developed to address these concerns, and this process would more directly link results to policy change or evaluation.