Mental Health: Marijuana use is significantly linked with mental illness, especially schizophrenia and psychosis, but also depression and anxiety.
The performances of organic thin film transistor devices are significantly linked with the structural properties at organic semiconductor/dielectric interface.
However, his persistence, scholarship and ability to communicate complex ideas in an engaging way resulted in the phenomenon of religious experience being recognised as widely prevalent and significantly linked with psychological wellbeing.
These estimates indicate that the hypothesis that the two variables have significant correlations can be accepted, suggesting that the Taihu historical extreme floods were significantly linked with the changes in the Pacific monsoon and summer precipitation.
The results of a correlation analysis show that supply chain management issues such as the procurement lead time and the frequency of raw materials delivery are significantly linked with the inventory level of manufacturing plants.
Similarly, Hart (1995) found that social support was significantly linked with self-esteem for women.
In regards to project team characteristics, the above project factors are significantly linked with the project Parties deciding for the use of PM-ASP.
Occurrences of high groundwater As are significantly linked with the Pleistocene and Holocene aquifers in the Red River Delta and Bengal Delta (Berg et al. 2001; Ravenscroft et al. 2009; Shamsudduha et al. 2008).
NORML cited a new article in the Annals of Epidemiology (a respected publication to be sure; a similar epidemiology journal will soon release a study showing that marijuana is significantly linked with car crashes) which critiques an earlier article by Wall and colleagues showing an increase in marijuana use among states with medical marijuana.
However, we identified genes whose DNA hypermethylation was significantly linked with BRAFV600E in primary colorectal tumors.
UAG regulated genes were also significantly linked with other pathways (Table 1).
