Sentence examples for more generally linked from inspiring English sources

And they offer defined benefits, in some cases flat-rate but more generally linked to earnings.

Individuals with persistent headache in both surveys had the strongest association with insomnia in HUNT 3. The fact that both headache and CMSCs increased the risk of insomnia might reflect that the found association is not attributed to either of the conditions themselves, but more generally linked to the experience of pain over time.

Findings showing IFO involvement in experience and observation/awareness of other people's pain [18] [21], suggested that this purported simulatory IFO response may not be specific for emotions linked to gustatory or olfactory stimulation but rather more generally linked to the simulation of bodily feeling states during social cognition [40] [41].

The nature of the n-back task partly supports this interpretation, since the increasing need for control during the temporary storage of information in correct serial order in the n-back task, especially when n>1, has been linked to the MFG [52], [67], and activity in the lateral PFC regions was more generally linked to the need for cognitive control during demanding tasks [16].

In this study, we show that the activation of NF-κB is indeed more generally linked to breast tumours without ER protein expression than specifically to the IBC phenotype.

In this respondent's view, the lack of available materials (and outreach more generally) was linked to broader inequalities in the distribution of services to ethnic communities within the city.

A new study has found that these companies, and other prominent FIFA World Cup sponsors, like Coca-Cola and Emirates, have failed to leverage Google (specifically) and the Internet (more generally) to link themselves to the event.

In early studies of sHSPs, sequence information was extensively used to explore evolutionary analyses [14], [15], [33], [34], to discover new human sHSPs [10] or, more generally, to link sequence, structure and/or function in the sHSP family [3], [15], [35].

More generally, many links connect processes that appear unrelated to each other when only the GO hierarchy is considered, even though the connection fits well with current biological knowledge.

(Muslim Community informant: 8) Informants representing Sikh faith communities described a particular reluctance to disclose a cancer diagnosis or talk about cancer more generally which was linked to low awareness within the community.

The high degree of evolutionary conservation of this gene cluster's architecture in particular – but possibly clusters of genes more generally – might be linked to the presence of promoter, enhancer or inhibitor motifs that serve to regulate more than just one gene.