Sentence examples for well linked with from inspiring English sources

It is well linked with the observation in this study as organisms like Candida tropicalis, Enterococcus faecalis, Staphylococcus epidermidis and Klebsiella pneumoniae 2 were sensitive to the organic extract, but not to the aqueous extract and/or phytoconstituents.

The Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Giovani Lo Celso looks likely to start, which, given how well he linked with Messi in the pre-World Cup friendly against Haiti before being discarded, seems sensible.

The Wallaby fly-half has been adapt at making those chances count as well, linking well with Israel Folau or - for his second try against England for instance - Kurtley Beale.

"He drops off into little pockets of space and we like that, and he's done well linking up with Conor Sammon too, so Jamie Ward's return means we have a good variety of attacking options".

They were depicted as living by Yggdrasill, the world tree, under Urd's well and were linked with both good and evil.

Of the six proteins classified to be essential as well as functionally linked with cell wall components, (Table 7), no close homologues were observed in human proteome.

The key regulator of these processes, Pparg was suppressed, as well as genes linked with mitochondrial respiration, such as Ppargc1a and Cpt1b (Fig. 4B).

Surveillance for influenza and other priority communicable diseases is considered to function well and is linked with the national surveillance mechanisms.

Alcohol can cause premature aging as well as being linked with disease later in life.

The kitchen continues to set high standards as well as linking with local schools.

Allodynia and pericranial tenderness were also significantly correlated with anxiety and depression scores, as well as with invalidity linked with headache in the total and single headache groups (Table 3).