Sentence examples for more highly linked from inspiring English sources

Attractiveness is more highly linked with electoral success than either trustworthiness or perceived competence.

His research has shown, for example, that a man's belief that use of pornography is immoral and his level of associated religiosity is more highly linked with whether he believes he is addicted to porn than his actual level of porn consumption.

Interestingly ADORA1 was the most significant gene differentially expressed between EAT and MAT, but also the gene more highly linked to cardiovascular diseases in IPA.

Aboriginal workers were significantly more highly linked with other partnership members as providers of cultural information.

The finding that threonine was more highly linked in T. brucei than in H. sapiens is in agreement with the fact that exogenous threonine is rapidly metabolized to acetate and subsequently used for lipid synthesis in T. brucei [ 37, 38].

These findings add to the network analysis, suggesting that the partnership could ensure a more highly linked service in team-based care by adding formal meetings and evaluations within management and planning, for which there were a lower number of links.

Adding borrowed money to a market highly linked to stocks and wealth cycles could make the booms and busts in wine even more extreme.

More importantly, the results support the long-standing notion that the measurement of cognitive impairments in SZ is highly linked to a willingness to expend effort.

Satisfaction is highly linked to motivation (Myers, 2012).

More precisely, academic studies have found that the performance of foreign stocks and domestic stocks tends to be more highly correlated -- more closely linked -- when domestic stocks are declining than when they are rising.

The addition of HMDI before BOX in the sequential linking produced more highly branched polymers than did the simultaneous addition.