Sentence examples for sectors linked to from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, regions of the brain associated with executive decision-making and goal-directed behaviors had shriveled, while, conversely, brain sectors linked to habit formation had bloomed.

The analysis involved formulation and simulation of spheres and sectors linked to the electric system to form complex link of feedback.

An integrated 'health-in-all-policies' approach involving different sectors linked to governance, environment, education, employment, social security, food, housing, water, transport and energy are necessary in order to address the complexity of health inequities (30, 45– 45).

It blamed weaker demand from the ceramic tile sector, linked to a slowdown in construction activity in China.

While BEKRAF comprises 16 sub-sectors, linked to ICT broadly and software development and services more specifically, it is interesting to note that one of these is software applications and game development (aplikasi dan pengamban mainan).

Short-time work was especially common in Germany's industrial sectors that rely heavily on exports as well as those service sectors closely linked to industrial production.

"Property companies are clearly going to fail the loan-to-value covenants [under which the lender sets a minimum value for the acquisition] and in other sectors covenants linked to the underlying performance of the business will clearly be breached, often owing to external factors".

The secondary sector is marked by the dominance of large industrial and commercial clusters in the manufacturing sector (largely linked to the mining activity), major technology-intensive industries (food, modern textile, aluminum, etc).

The limited development of heavier industry, such as the metalworking and railway equipment sector, was linked to trade, service, and transportation agreements with neighbouring countries.

Apart from the dynamic nature of the road service offering, an important reason of the dominance of road hauliers in the freight transport sector is linked to their ability to deliver certain types of cargo.

Raoul Ruparel, head of economic research at Open Europe, said: "While here are certain firms and sectors linked closely to Russia, I think in the broad sense the pinch wouldn't be huge and the City would be able to adjust and find business elsewhere".