One gene, known as AP0E4, is so powerfully linked to Alzheimer's that many people — including James Watson, who, along with Francis Crick, discovered DNA — have refused even to learn whether they possess it.
Repetition is "so powerfully linked with musicality that its application can dramatically transform apparently non-musical materials into song".
The places where warm waters are promoting melting are powerfully linked to current wind patterns around Antarctica and these are also subject to change in a warming world.
The church is packed with Hispanics, including scores of scampering children.What St Catherine's offers most powerfully is a link to home for the congregation.
While exposing us to objects of genuine importance, they nevertheless seem unable to frame them in a way that links them powerfully to our inner needs.
But starting with "Aureole" (1962, to Handel) and climaxing in "Esplanade" (1975, to Bach — his most perennially beloved work), Mr. Taylor took much of Graham's modern dance vocabulary and linked it powerfully to the beat, the impulse and the current of music.
Patrick Cockburn has written powerfully for the Independent on the links between smoking weed and schizophrenia, a condition his son developed.
There has been no claim of responsibility for the kidnapping, but the French president, François Hollande, said Friday morning that the "powerfully armed" attackers were "without doubt" linked to the groups in Mali.
That list includes the common and powerfully emotive claim that there is a link between abortion and breast cancer – a claim that has been rejected as a myth by both the World Health Organisation and Cancer Research UK. "I wouldn't dismiss the evidence so quickly," said Robert, before referring me to a website called abortionbreastcancer.com for the facts.
Especially when local community groups link up with like-minded others, and powerfully amplify their well-reasoned voices.
