Sentence examples for specifically link from inspiring English sources
A phenomenological discussion of how a crisis is defined is useful to create a methodological approach to the operationalization of crises, to differentiate specific characteristics and to specifically link these characteristics to the outcome in future studies.
A phenomenological discussion of the conception of crises is useful in order to distinguish specific aspects and to specifically link these characteristics to the treatment outcome in future studies.
A phenomenological discussion of the conception of crises is useful in order to clearly distinguish specific aspects and to specifically link these characteristics to the treatment outcome in future studies.
Gribaldo et al. (2010) argued that the three-domain tree is correct, but reported no new analyses to test that view and considered only a specific subset of genes those that specifically link eukaryotes and archaebacteria and hence fit the metaphor of a tree.
These categories represent comments that focus not only on discrete aspects of raters' performance theory, but also explicitly and specifically link (in effective behaviours and performance to case-specific cues.
Two series of drawings specifically link violence with sexual desire.
We used the PCL-S (specific) version in which the symptoms endorsed were specifically linked to the tsunami.
He then specifically linked the statistic with Clark's case.
The methodology considered variables specifically linked to the local situation.
No suspects have been apprehended and the graffiti has not been specifically linked to the crime.
Han, L. et al. A subpopulation of nociceptors specifically linked to itch.
