Sentence examples for systematically linked to from inspiring English sources

"The book does a pretty good job of looking at summary stats, but the real question is, to what extent are these different levels or doses of video game systematically linked to the wellbeing of young people?" he says.

Emerging literature indicates that psychological processes are systematically linked to FeNO.

Consistent with prior studies, we found that minority and lower socioeconomic status are systematically linked to higher exposure to traffic.

These interindividual differences were not systematically linked to performance on executive function tests, but lesion unilaterality (right or left) seems to help preserve patients' pragmatic and metapragmatic skills.

But once doubling is systematically linked to meaning (i.e., as a morphological structure), the doubling dislike shifts into a reliable preference, and an additional constraint on its contiguity arises (i.e., trafraf > traftaf).

Doubling (e.g., trafraf) is open to two competing interpretations as either a purely phonological form, or as a complex morphological structure that is systematically linked to meaning (e.g., trafraf is the diminutive of traf).

The coupling enables systematically links to be drawn between project entities and system entities.

The in-patient data were systematically linked together to enable subsequent admissions for the same people to be traced.

Although clinical outcomes of patient neglect were cited as bedsores, malnutrition, infections, dehydration, contractures, and early mortality, no study systematically linked them to behaviour [ 37].

Thus, although there is ample evidence for developmental functions of cytokinesis, these functions have not been systematically analyzed and linked to alternative fates and functions of the midbody remnant.

In the UK it is not currently possible to systematically link surveys to GP records.