Sentence examples for multiple studies link from inspiring English sources
Multiple studies link music study to academic achievement.
Multiple studies link HIV to the socio-economic status of PWID, though economic status is defined through different measures, including level of education, employment (regular or not) and income (regular or not, legal or not; figure 4).
There have been multiple studies linking low serum vitamin A levels to prevalence and severity of asthma.
As a result of multiple studies linking AD to oxidative damage, the use of antioxidant therapy for AD has received considerable attention over the years.
There are also multiple studies linking HERVs to diseases such as multiple sclerosis and schizophrenia [ 6, 7], although they are mainly based on detecting elevated expression levels of certain HERV families in affected individuals and do not necessarily shed light on causal relationships.
These estimates have been used in multiple modeling studies linking hypoxia to nutrient loads from the Mississippi River basin and other environmental factors and for setting policy goals to reduce the severity of hypoxia.
However, the renal outcomes we examined have not been studied in trials of early invasive versus conservative treatment for non-ST elevation acute coronary syndrome, despite multiple observational studies linking acute kidney injury to adverse outcomes after coronary angiography and percutaneous coronary intervention.
PROBLEM: Recent genetic studies link multiple mutations which impair various steps in RNA metabolism to familial neurodegenerative disease, but the great majority of patients are defined as sporadic, without any known mutation as a cause.
Multiple studies have linked fungal exposure to asthma, but the link to severe asthma is controversial.
Sleeping disorders have adverse consequences on multiple systems [ 7] and several studies link sleeping disorders with IGM and increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, IGT and IR [ 8- 10].
Multiple studies have linked social ties to an increased lifespan.
