Sentence examples for plausible linkages from inspiring English sources

There are also plausible linkages between pulmonary and cardiovascular responses to PM. Airway inflammatory responses have been demonstrated in animals exposed to particulate air pollutants (U.S. EPA 2003).

There have been discussions that the PCA method is less suitable for risk estimations of dietary patterns, because of difficulties to find plausible linkages between dietary patterns and the observed disease [ 30].

In the future, however, there may be scope to increasingly use biomarker data in environmental decision making, if plausible linkages can be made across levels of organization such that adverse outcomes might be envisaged relative to biomarker responses.

GWA studies include large numbers of well-characterized cases and several hundred thousand polymorphisms in an attempt to identify candidate genes with plausible linkages to the phenotypes of specific interest [ 1].

This model is of interest as it provides a plausible linkage between risk and expected return of financial assets.

In addition, the millennial-scale EASM variability has coincided with the Heinrich (H) and Dansgaard Oeschger (D O) events, and the Younger Dryas (YD), indicating the plausible linkage to the rapid Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) oscillations.

First, one could presumably see domestic court challenges about the President's authority to impose the tariffs if there is no plausible linkage to national security.

The Environment Agency's focus is on chemicals for which there is a plausible linkage to mechanisms of feminization in fish.

Noren et al (2004) proposed a proangiogenic role for EphB4 in tumour progression where the plausible linkage between the EphB4 ectodomain on tumour cells and ephrinB2 in the vasculature seems to facilitate the formation of blood vessels and remodelling (Noren et al, 2004).

The higher prevalence of depression vs. PTSD in the CAF [ 56], its plausible aetiological linkage with IPV, and its broader association with different forms of IPV argue for ongoing efforts in overcoming barriers to mental health care for depression and improving the quality of care delivered.

However, existence of multiple causal variants in tight linkage is plausible, for instance if any of several mutations within a single gene, or combinations of those mutations, alter disease susceptibility.