Sentence examples for trends linked to from inspiring English sources

The main trends linked to systems medicine applied to diabetes studies are summarized in Table 1.

We assessed the hydrological alteration and sediment delivery trends linked to dam operation and land use changes.

Nectar concentration is another significant taxonomic indicator separating the Hylocereeae and Rhipsalideae and establishing trends linked to nectar sugar concentration and amount of nectar production in relation to flower size.

Comparative genomics of strains belonging to species with a large spectrum of hosts, such as Staphylococcus aureus, have highlighted two main evolutionary trends linked to the adaptation to a new host: acquisition of new functions through lateral gene transfer facilitating colonization of new niches and gene loss associated with the host specialization [ 1- 3].

Still, sports ratings are not immune to the erosion throughout broadcast television, a trend linked to cable and satellite TV, the Internet, home video and other options.

Bacterial infections that resist treatment continue to rise in the United States, three new studies report, in what scientists call part of an ominous trend linked to the overuse of antibiotics in people and animals.

A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Drug-Resistant Bacteria Bacterial infections that resist treatment continue to rise in the United States, three studies report, in what scientists call part of an ominous trend linked to the overuse of antibiotics in people and animals.

The behavior of the temporal trends was linked to the changes in Brewer Dobson circulation and to the trends of tropopause pressure.

It is shown that there are three distinct trends for the change of potential deviation angle due to fluid leak-off and that these three trends are linked to three corresponding stages of hydraulic communication between the two fractures.

A survey of the peer-reviewed literature shows that more than 97% of published work supports the idea that warming trends are linked to human activity.

Despite this comparative wealth of historic information about temporal trends mainly linked to the history of human exploitation of Mediterranean marine biodiversity, many unknowns remain in spatial and chronological gaps from prehistoric periods to the present.