Sentence examples for study tied from inspiring English sources
A 2014 state study tied the decline to seven factors, including predators, whose numbers have swelled because of a "decline in frequency of severe winters".
An outside study tying retired players' concussions to depression later in life was called "virtually worthless" by an N.F.L. committee member.
The system resulting from this study ties a steelmaking plant to a nuclear plant.
This study ties in very neatly with proposed models where BubR1 presents Cdc20 to the APC/C as a substrate in SAC-arrested cells but with the additional insight that the acetyl group on BubR1 protects it from collateral ubiquitination.
Unlike other studies that have focused specifically on malaria control and its relationship with inpatient admissions, or its effect on the costs incurred at the facility, this study ties these different components together to provide a more comprehensive understanding of how malaria control affects the health facility in terms of admissions and costs.
Most studies tied to an MEC were rejected outright, she says.
These adherence rates in the review may actually be higher than in clinical practice as some studies tied compensation to adherence and others offered personal check-ins or other study staff interventions to encourage adherence.
Several scientific studies tied the chemical to cancers and other health problems before the March 2015 classification by IARC.
The Film Forecaster study is the latest in a series that has included social sentiment studies tied to the Super Bowl, World Series and the Oscars.
The smaller gene set that can be inactivated in vivo when compared to in vitro studies, tied to identification of insertions in previously predicted essential genes, indicates evident differences in the conditions imposed on circulating strains as they adapt to the human host.
In response to studies tying liver damage to the use of acetaminophen and alcohol, Johnson & Johnson drafted damage-control memos that also came out in court.
