Sentence examples for well-established connection from inspiring English sources

There is a well-established connection between sodium intake and high blood pressure, a risk factor for heart attacks and strokes.

Despite a well-established connection of TNF to metabolism, the relationship between TNF and NAD+ metabolism remains unclear.

Throughout early summer, we continue to experience days with high pollen counts from trees and grasses, and there is a well-established connection between allergies and asthma in medical literature.

There is a well-established connection between oxidative stress and the inflammatory immune response [ 37].

The authors were able to reproduce the experimentally well-established connection between arterial blood pressure and cerebrospinal fluid production.

Despite the well-established connection between cigarette smoking and pre-mature mortality, >16% of Canadians over the age of 15 smoke.

Some smaller charities, without well-established connections, will probably suffer in the tighter giving environment.

Her well-established connections to minorities may bring some better understanding of our urban and suburban police crisis.

Unlike Sega and Nintendo, it lacked a strong internal development studio and didn't have well-established connections with major domestic studios like Capcom, Konami and Taito.

The reality is that a polarisation and radicalisation within Palestinian society has been reflected in an equal radicalisation among Israeli Jews, accelerated by the conflict in Gaza, that has seen even well-established connections between peacemakers on both sides collapse.

The incumbent actors still dominate the electricity supply sector, they own power plants and network concessions, they are well organized, and they have well-established connections to the field of politics and power.