Sentence examples for revealed a connection between from inspiring English sources

He said that the investigation had not yet revealed a connection between the gunman and either Mr. Robles or Mr. Valencia.

This and other pieces of excavated pottery revealed a connection between the headless body and the Nasca Lines.

In particular, we have revealed a connection between the Fano factor and the length of nanowires, which may be used to design an electronic nanoruler.

Furthermore, examination of the microscale behavior from simulated results revealed a connection between the level of interparticle cohesion and the corresponding level of residual wall stress of powder compacts after complete unloading in die compaction.

Comparing the archaeological data on the types of economy of the population which inhabited the Baraba forest-steppe with the data on changes in the natural environment revealed a connection between the gradual transition from hunting and fishing to livestock breeding and the development of forest-steppe landscapes with a decrease in the area covered by forests.

In exploring this idea, early 20th century experiments revealed a connection between size and metabolic rate.

A way to test the idea, he realized, was through analysis of ancient wills, which might reveal a connection between wealth and the number of progeny.

Dr. Philip J. Landrigan, head of a Sept. 11 treatment, monitoring and research program at Mount Sinai Medical Center and the principal investigator of the Mount Sinai report, said he had no doubt that time would reveal a connection between certain cancers and exposure to the trade center site.

The ral1 mutation thus reveals a connection between embryo formation, vascular tissue development, and auxin perception response.

The regulation of IL-2 bioavailability by peripheral Treg that recirculate back to the thymus reveals a connection between peripheral immune responses and thymocyte differentiation and offers a new perspective on Treg function.

This simple formulation is enough to reveal a connection between imperfect conditional cooperation and the presence of decay, one of the main ingredients in some influential models of network formation (e.g., Jackson and Wolinsky 1996, or Bala and Goyal 2000).2 In these models, the decay represents frictions that determine the value of the externalities generated by individual links.