Sentence examples for reliably linked from inspiring English sources

Socioeconomic status, for instance, has been reliably linked to reading achievement.

Intelligence is known to run in families, but no single genes have yet been identified that can be reliably linked to mental ability.

However further analysis showed that just how sick a person was judged was most reliably linked to paler skin and droopier eyelids.

Virtuoso hypnotisability has never been reliably linked to any problems or difficulties and it has been suggested that, on the contrary, it actually reflects a more efficient control of the brain's attention systems.

Opponents fear that these images have not yet been reliably linked to the explanation or prediction of behavior, and that their colorful presentation and scientific appearance will be overvalued and misunderstood by judges and juries.

More important, the usual earnings and other accounting metrics, particularly when used as quarterly and annual measures, are not reliably linked to the long-term cash flows that produce shareholder value.

For numerous applications, it is essential to reliably link a public key with its owner.

Statistics that are persistent and predictive, and so reliably link cause and effect, are indispensable in that process.

We found remarkable relationships along a forest fragmentation gradient that reliably link forest fragment size to lower nutrient availability and increased mycorrhizal colonization in native/exotic ruderal hosts, while negatively linking AMF colonization to plant development and reproductive success.

However, to be able to reliably link individual differences in a given ability such as language learning to individual differences in SL, three critical theoretical questions should be posed: Is SL a componential or unified ability?

"Advances in the hardware used to create routers are, for the first time, making it possible to imagine an Internet that can securely and reliably link users to cloud-computing systems," said Ken Birman, Cornell's Rao Professor of Computer Science, who serves on the executive committee that will operate Nebula.