Sentence examples for paper link from inspiring English sources

A new paper (link is a PDF) by Fredrik Erixon of the Brussels-based ECIPE thinktank provides some welcome perspective and insight on what went wrong (and right) with the "Baltic economic model").

The multiscale dynamic models, introduced in this paper, link state dynamics over a number of distinct time scales, and are in essence "multiresolution" facets of a single model.

This paper link quantitative fault zone descriptions, qualitative fracture and fault rock properties, and engineering data in the study of the permeability structure of fault zones.

The authors in this paper link reduced MeCP2 with reduced fibrosis due to pro-fibrotic (αSMA) gene silencing.

"Any paper linking pubic hair with early puberty is garbage.

But his paper linking a rise in abortion to a drop in crime has made more noise than the rest combined.

Take, for example, the consequences that have followed the work of Andrew Wakefield, whose paper linking autism to childhood vaccinations was withdrawn by The Lancet not long ago.

But they took on more risk in recent years, including substantial amounts of paper linked to adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) for low-income borrowers.

Many in the scientific and medical community have been pressing for the paper, linking the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) jab to bowel disease and autism, to be quashed.

He explained that nearly every time there is a scientific paper linking man-made carbon dioxide emissions to climate change, the "denial-sphere" immediately responds with accusations that the research is wrong.

On Freeman's advice, the paper linked to them — on a skeptic's Web site as it happens — and they were a click away for anyone who wanted to examine them.