Sentence examples for point to a connection from inspiring English sources

The rotenone-rat studies also point to a connection between genes and the environment.

In a paper in Behavioural Ecology by Dixson and Paul Vasey in 2012, the authors point to a connection between beards and immunity.

By comparing pre-1430 Chinese books with Leonardo da Vinci's famous illustrations, Menzies finds similarities that point to a connection between the two cultures.

So, even if this particular explanation of who Charles' parents are/where he came from doesn't hold up, this poster clue does point to a connection between Wren and Charles in some way.

Several pieces of evidence point to a connection between hypercapnia and emotion.

Thus, our new findings point to a connection between PSP94/prostasin signaling and the Lin28b/Let-7 loop in oncogenesis and possibly stem cell development.

One can start by pointing to a connection between two weird pieces of the whole horrible business.

After reviewing all the available intelligence that could have pointed to a connection between Al Qaeda and Iraq, the group found no evidence of a noteworthy relationship.

Dr. Mary Alice Carskadon, a professor of psychology at Brown who is a leading researcher of college students' sleep patterns, said many signs pointed to a connection between insufficient sleep and increasing depression.

The synthetic phenotype between sod1 and pri2-ts points to a connection between oxidative stress and DNA replication initiation.

Epidemiologic evidence points to a connection between viral infections by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and a subgroup of squamous cell carcinomas of the oropharynx.