Sentence examples for robust link between from inspiring English sources

Last month an Oxford University study found there was a robust link between increases in the number of benefit sanctions handed out and rising numbers of adults receiving food parcels.

Research has demonstrated a robust link between traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and suicide risk.

This later, supports simultaneously the B-Rep (manifold and non-manifold) and polyhedral representation, and creates a robust link between the CAD model (B-Rep NURBS) and the polyhedral model.

Noting the continuing problem connecting genes and forms solely through adaptation and selection, and the variable impacts of epigenetic impacts and transcriptional regulation, Haslberger et al. [97] suggested that a framework of recursive causality would provide a robust link between molecular biology, cognition science and systems theory.

In tracing the transformation of ground zero, this paper also forges a more robust link between the extensive literature on collective memory and recent efforts to elaborate a sociology of the future, examining how pasts and futures interpenetrate to shape political action in the present.

This model is buttressed by our data suggesting a robust link between the acquisition of functional capacities and both the stepwise decrease in NKG2A and the correlated acquisition of KIRs.

This leads to a simple rule for the evolution of cooperation: The more fragile links between cooperating players and non-cooperating players are (or the more robust links between cooperators are), the more likely cooperation prevails.

Such a design requires robust links between community and hospital settings.

A second added value of our study was the exploration of a possible dose-effect relation, a criterion necessary to establish robust links between benzodiazepine use and risk of Alzheimer's disease.

The study, which mapped official sanctions data against food bank referral figures, concluded that a "robust link" existed between increases in the number of benefit sanctions handed out and rising numbers of adults receiving food parcels.

Robust links exist between an adverse intrauterine environment and several chronic conditions in adulthood, and the "fetal origins of adulthood disease" hypothesis is empirically well supported (Braun, Challis, Newnham, & Sloboda, 2013; Schuurmans & Kurrasch, 2013; Wojcik, Lee, Colman, Hardy, & Hotopf, 2013).