Sentence examples for straightforward link from inspiring English sources

But could there also be a more straightforward link, a way in which the death of carnival contributed directly to the epidemic of depression?

But if you're looking for a straightforward link between staying in place and the health of America's communities, this is not the trend you would expect.

I tell this story not to prove how "honourable" prostitution in strip clubs is, but to suggest that the seemingly straightforward link between strip clubs and prostitution is not a clear one.

The latter provides a straightforward link between the electrical potential on the membrane's surface and the corresponding surface charge density.

A more straightforward link to climatic conditions can be seen in the slowing of exhumation rates after ~ 7 Ma.

While there is no straightforward link between single-cell activity and non-invasive measurements, the stimulus-specific adaptation paradigm appears to offer an effective way to interpret MEG results in terms of single-neuron receptive fields.

The existence of viscous stress terms in the Navier Stokes equations, which are expressed in terms of second-order partial derivatives, makes the straightforward linking of these equations to the Darcy equation in a numerical solution scheme impossible.

Even in instances where tests do not involve comparing treatments, it has often been difficult to establish seemingly straightforward links between treatment mediators and outcome.

The key to the Democrats' campaign strategy is straightforward: to link Mr. Levinson as closely as possible to Thomas R. Suozzi, the Democratic county executive who is expected to win re-election handily.

One can think of reasons for being pessimistic about any straightforward positive link between these temporal asymmetries and the entropy gradient.

Figures 3 and 4 show that in almost all cases a straightforward metabolic link existed between the predicted regulated functionality and the assigned 'inducer' of the TF.