Sentence examples for tied changes from inspiring English sources

Along with recent studies that have tied changes in the oxytocin gene with a range of social behaviors, "this is a very exciting area of investigation and represents a new frontier of social psychology," said neuroscientist Sarina Saturn of the University of Portland.

But tying changes in soil biodiversity to shifts in ecosystem function is a daunting task.

Given a longitudinal network observed at time points t1<⋯tie changes that happen in the interval (th,th+1) typically depend on the networks at t1,…,th.

An atmospheric link tying changes in Arctic climate to the Antarctic has previously been hypothesized on the basis of climate-model responses in experiments designed to mimic aspects of Dansgaard Oeschger events6.

This study sought to tie changes in retinal gene expression to functional changes in the retina as measured through vascular permeability and apoptosis.

They can actually do damage, primarily because they are tied to changes in compensation rather than changes in performance.

Interventions can change currency values, but only if they are tied to changes in government policy.

We see these changes in mice after early-life SSRI exposure and have tied these changes to behavioral abnormalities that appear later in adolescence.

Each of these threats is also integrally tied to changes in global biotas, making efforts to understand the impacts of climate change on the evolutionary and ecological dynamics of biodiversity essential to nearly all aspects of modern biology.

Basically, I played the role of the climate science wonk and explainer of what is happening in various parts of U.S., which included helping to locate spots where real changes tied to climate change were already afoot.

The researchers found that the shift in GPA was tied to changes in students' behavior within courses.