Sentence examples for well established linked from inspiring English sources

Dr. Carrier is well established, linked to a new girlfriend, and a good enough character to warrant a curtain call.

But he said in each case that either Qatar had not broken any rules or there was not a sufficiently well established link to the organising committee.

Sir Robert is the founder of the opinion pollsters Mori and has well established links with the university as a member of the governing body, chair of the finance and resources committee and honorary professor of politics at Kent.

The well established link between air pollution levels and daily mortality may not be as strong in cities in subtropical areas, although other factors such as differences in pollutant mix or the underlying health of the population may explain the lack of a strong association in this study.

As a society we've normalised alcohol despite the harm it can cause, including the well established links it has to cancers, heart disease and other health conditions".

There is a well established link between obesity and iron metabolism.

In the light of this seminal work, and considering the well established link between life span extension and ROS detoxification, we performed additional experiments aimed at better define the role of the PI3K/Akt pathway in the relationship between KRIT1 loss and FoxO1 downregulation.

The InnateDB curated genes are also over-represented in pathways that do not have well established links to innate immunity, for example, the neurotrophin pathway.

One of the most well established links between a pattern of mutation and environmental exposure is ultraviolet light induced mutation in the p53 gene.

Such (weak) associations are consistent with well established links between obstetric complications and increased risk of adult psychosis [ 35], although links with affective disorders [ 36] or suicidality [ 37] have not been clearly established.

Likewise the relationship between serum oestrogen levels and bone mineral density (and fractures) is also strong, with well established links for increased bone loss at the menopause and protection from this with hormone replacement therapy.