Sentence examples for now can be linked from inspiring English sources

Scientists have emphasised that none of the three extreme weather events occurring now can be linked directly to global warming.

Now, datasets can be linked through behavioral fingerprints.

In the absence of original buildings, the aura of Bergen-Belsen now, as at all haunted places, can be linked to the superstition people tend to bring to it — the vague hope that our presence might somehow help renew the ground.

Much of the increased expectations and exposure -- and the resulting financial lift to the university -- can be linked to Smith, now a junior quarterback projected as a leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy.

Now it seems that this RNA data can be linked to a person's DNA after all.

However, until now, there have been no studies investigating whether aphantasia can be linked to specific impairments in cognitive functioning.

Now the researchers can try to determine whether tungsten levels can be linked to the leukemia, he said.

The study demonstrates that atomistic insight now can be directly linked to the bulk elastic properties of advanced structural materials.

Merchandise can now be linked to the whole galaxy of food dispensaries.

Over the past 2 decades, the potential role of simulation in surgery has been explored with encouraging results; this can now be linked to direct improvement in the quality of care provision.

Having masterminded Wales's progress to a historic Euro 2016 semi-final against Portugal in Lyon on Wednesday, he can now be linked with the England manager's job.