Sentence examples for studying the link between from inspiring English sources

The Office of Inspector General is studying the link between electronic records and billing.

Drink lots of water: The first randomised controlled trial studying the link between water consumption and weight loss suggests that drinking water before meals does lead to weight loss, even controlling for the number of calories consumed during the day.

Desperately lonely, he haunts museums and movie theaters, a bland, attention-seeking missile who tells more than one young woman that his work involves studying the link between the eye and the brain.

And last year Swedish researchers studying the link between office layouts and illness found that people who worked in open-plan offices had the highest risk of becoming ill.

Researchers studying the link between smoking and disease often ask subjects whether they inhale, however, in order to identify variables that can increase risks.

"Children with asthma should not be exposed to mold," added Maureen Lichtveld, who is currently studying the link between mold resulting from Hurricane Katrina's floodwaters and childhood asthma.

I studied something where I knew I'd be studying the links between society and the environment and trying to find a way to reconcile the two.

The SACN, an independent advisory body to the government, made the recommendation after studying the links between vitamin D levels and a range of health problems, including musculoskeletal health, heart disease, type 1 diabetes, cancer and multiple sclerosis.

Specific programmes include plans to strengthen clinical research and stem cell research, brain sciences and mental health, new approaches to treating infections and studying the links between health and behaviour.

He had been studying the links between mental health and poverty.

Studying the links between brain and behavior may have just gotten easier.