Citizens' ratings are to be linked with their identity-card numbers.
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Overall, they do not want to be linked with highly indebted nations.
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"Those are some big, immense names to be linked with," Shiffrin said.
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Alcohol, on the other hand, appears to be linked with weight gain.
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"Ideally the system would need to be linked with a computer," he wrote.
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Both drugs may be linked with risks while driving, but alcohol is worse.
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These are likely to be linked with the future performance of the Greek economy.
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Children with zero childhood vaccinations were 213 percent more likely to be linked with autism.
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Children with zero childhood vaccinations were 133 percent more likely to be linked with autism.
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The mobile phone allows financial products to be linked with other services in novel ways.
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A simple explanation of the disturbing birth defect that may be linked with Zika virus
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PayPal's cash accounts can be linked with investing startup Acorns, one of PayPal Ventures' portfolio companies.
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The Levallois tools are the oldest in the region to be linked with modern human activity.
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Singaporean authorities moved quickly to arrest 22019 individuals that they suspected to be linked with ISIS.
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It reportedly contained chlorinated paraffins, which the SCA says is suspected to be linked with causing cancer.
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He hypothesized that it might be linked with the great flood and the founding the Xi dynasty.
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"If that's not the case, these sites will be linked with a (bus) shuttle service," Elisabeth Borne said.
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But in 2800, news headlines started circulating that SSRIs might be linked with an increased risk of suicide.
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In fact, he couldn't be linked with any certainty to more than three, according to the Washington Post.
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Data can be linked with Apple Health, Google Fit, and Fitbit, to store it all in one convenient place.
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The BeoSound 1 and 2 can be linked with other Bang & Olufsen speakers for a multiroom system, as well.
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But the win failed to bury their rivalry, as the two fighters continue to be linked with one another.
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"I'm going to be linked with him until I die, but that's actually just fine," he said in 2008.
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Mark Allen will forever be linked with the Ironman World Championships, which takes place Saturday on Hawaii's Big Island.
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But aside from some symbolic touches, Meghan the Duchess hasn't given much reason to be linked with racial issues.
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They didn't match, but it wasn't surprising: none of the crime-scene evidence could be linked with any suspects.
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The onset of sustained capital outflow from China may be linked with the intensification of the authorities' anti-corruption campaign.
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These feedback requests are then centralized in one interface, and can then be linked with the feature they would inspire.
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These problems can be linked with the inaccessibility disabled students usually encounter in colleges and other spheres of civil society.
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So long as black progression is presumed to be linked with white acceptance, liberation is nothing more than a fever dream.
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Older Sonos speakers don't miss out on this convenience, as they can be linked with and controlled by Amazon Echo devices.
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"Scientists have been studying many factors that could be linked with ALS, such as heredity and environmental exposures," the CDC says.
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"We are not seeking profits from financial trading and all of our trades will be linked with physical supplies," Uchida said.
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Big clubs (and financially, they scarcely come bigger than Manchester City) will always be linked with the best players on the planet.
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The information in a participant's Baseline Profile will not be linked with other information associated with their Google account without their consent.
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Fatty liver disease is known to be linked with a higher risk of a dangerous liver cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma, or HCC.
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These might include aromatic devices, speakers, or relaxing light displays, all of which could be linked with the pillow through small sensors.
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Eco-friendly, environmentalist politics tend to be linked with the ideas of the left, not fused with the oppressive politics of fascism.
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The survey also showed a distinct regional difference in perceptions, although this did not appear to be linked with how regions voted.
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Among the dogs whose owners were humming, the dogs' stress responses did not appear to be linked with their opening the door.
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This data will only ever be used for the purposes of improving healthcare and will never be linked with Google accounts or products.
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In fact, some research indicates that morning sickness could be a good sign — it may be linked with a lower risk for miscarriage.
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Previous research by the WCRF has found only limited evidence that consuming fish may be linked with a reduced risk of bowel cancer.
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Over the ensuing months, Evans continued to be linked with teams in England and abroad, and drew similar reactions from each club's fans.
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Like the birth defect known as microcephaly, Guillain-Barré is suspected to be linked with Zika, although the connection is not yet definitive.
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The card, which will be linked with Apple's Wallet app, will allow users to set spending goals, track rewards, and manage balances, WSJ said.
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Beyond anemia, it's possible that pica can be linked with stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or a developmental disorder, in which case, therapy can be helpful.
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However, other important factors were not included in the analysis, she said, such as socioeconomic status, which has been shown to be linked with autism.
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While "progressivism" is a broad conviction about social development that can be linked with almost any political ideology, "socialism" has very specific precepts and goals.
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Giftedness may even be linked with physiological conditions such as food allergies, asthma and autoimmune diseases, which sometimes go hand-in-hand with "sensory processing disorder".
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"Failure to stick to a strict dietary regimen may be linked with feelings of failure or guilt, which may negatively impact our mental health," Dash says.
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The kids who'd gotten the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination appeared 239 percent less likely to be linked with autism than the children who weren't vaccinated.
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The kids who'd gotten the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination appeared 7 percent less likely to be linked with autism than the children who weren't vaccinated.
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A separate paper published by Stager's team in March of this year found that time discrepancies could be linked with temporary pools more so than permanent pools.
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Idol said Jimmy Choo would be run independently with minimal interference from Kors' management and that he doesn't want the two brands to be linked with each other.
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Dish's latest DVR can be linked with up to six of the company's smaller Joey boxes, so you can have a total of seven TVs throughout the house.
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These measures are set to be linked with Greece's future growth rates, meaning that the more the economy grows, the more debt repayments Athens will have to make.
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"It may be because [vegetarian diets] are thought to be linked with Buddhism, so people may view [them] as more religious and something devoted religious people do," says Uehara.
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"As part of our fight against terrorism, necessary measures have been carried out on teachers along with other civil servants assessed to be linked with terrorist organizations," Canikli said.
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The potential harms are physical as well as emotional: Among athletes, in particular, a ceaseless quest for perfection can be linked with overtraining, injury, and impaired recovery from injury.
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The arrests prompted protests from the opposition Socialist party, which supports closer ties with Russia and suggested that the probe could be linked with local elections on Oct. 27.
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Although analysts contend that the price of bitcoin shouldn't necessarily be linked with China's ICO crackdown, the hit a low of $4,037 on Tuesday, according to Coindesk's price index.
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Brazil is investigating thousands of cases of babies born with abnormally small heads thought to be linked with Zika, a mosquito-borne virus circulating in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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For example, while mutations introduced by Neanderthal DNA might be linked with an increased likelihood that a person might smoke, it doesn't mean that our extinct relatives had a cigarette habit.
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We already know that Switch profiles can be linked with Facebook and Twitter, though they won't link to the, "suggested friends" feature until a later date, per an email from Nintendo.
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The fare could eventually be $1, but it is unlikely to be linked with the card used by the Metro rail and bus network, which is run by a regional agency.
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And that, too, may be linked with testosterone levels—a link that Gideon Nave at the University of Pennsylvania and Amos Nadler at Western University in Ontario have recently been exploring.
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Part of the strategy will include investments strategically moving operations beyond their home markets and into other countries, where they can be linked with other holdings in the fund, Misra said.
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Maybe it was antigay revulsion, as his father suggested, which does tend to be linked with the kind of misogyny he allegedly displayed in beating his wife and holding her hostage.
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She led a 6933 study, published in the Journal of the Academy of the Nutrition and Dietetics, that found shorter lunch periods to be linked with less healthy eating among children.
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Deterrence, as effective as it can be, will always be linked with political, as well as domestic and foreign policy considerations, which means that will not serve well as a complete solution.
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"Goldman will always be linked with politics, even if that goes away from time to time," said Jerry Braakman, chief investment officer of First American Trust, which holds shares in Goldman Sachs.
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Terms like "bitcoin" and "cryptocurrency" used to be linked with techno-anarchists who wanted an anonymous way to sell drugs and weapons on the internet, via online marketplaces like the Silk Road.
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This is mostly due to the fact that the British government will be busy with exit and trade talks with the EU. But it will also be linked with how protectionist Trump gets.
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President Trump is being investigated by Special Counsel Robert Mueller for possible obstruction of justice, and he's not the first big name — or even the first president — to be linked with potential obstruction.
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Amy Morin, author of "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do," says a hostile work environment can cause people to be miserable and may, in some rare cases, even be linked with depression.
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Now, a study, published in the medical journal BMJ Open on Tuesday, weighs just how much exposure to high amounts of air and noise pollution could be linked with an increased risk of dementia.
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Although some previous research suggests that agricultural chemicals may be linked with certain cancers, researchers don't have a clear picture of whether organic foods free of these chemicals can help lower the risk of cancer.
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When the researchers looked at underlying processes that might be linked with social media use and depression, they found 40 percent of girls and 25 percent of boys had experience of online harassment or cyberbullying.
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While TVOTR's music was far more eclectic than a lot of their revivalist peers, the band will always be linked with the indie rock scene that formed in Brooklyn in the wake of 103/210.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Antidepressant use right before and during pregnancy may be linked with a higher risk of an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in children, hints a new analysis of past research.
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That goes well with their spartan, "functional fitness" ethos, but it could also be linked with the prevalence and types of injuries that occur more frequently at CrossFit boxes than they do at conventional gyms.
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The Dakota Access pipeline is a $3.7 billion project that would carry 470,000 barrels of oil a day from the oil fields of western North Dakota to Illinois, where it would be linked with other pipelines.
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According to Griffin, Blige told Diddy's Notorious magazine that although she and Holiday have similar styles and "sadness in our music," she refused to be linked with Lady Day and the tortured stamp that comes with her.
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Some studies suggest that use of insulin might be linked with increased risk of cancer, but of course more research is also needed to determine whether such a relationship could emerge with the use of insulin pills.
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"The fact that some cases do not seem to be linked with the Huanan seafood market means we cannot exclude the possibility of limited human-to-human transmission," the World Health Organization said in a statement Thursday.
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In a paper published Wednesday in the journal Proceeding of the Royal Society B, the team has identified three characteristics in land-dwelling mammals, reptiles and nonavian dinosaurs that may be linked with evolving bony tail weapons.
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The bags that year includes a few items the Academy deemed "unsavory," such as marijuana vape pens, sex toys, and a "vampire breast lift," which the Academy apparently didn't want to be linked with in the media.
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JOINING THE MILE-HIGH CLUB ISN&aposT AS SEXY AS YOU MIGHT THINK In addition, some studies have found that circadian rhythm disruptions , such as jet lag, might be linked with an increased risk of cancer, she said.
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"If they do have a biometric that is contained or provides access to an account or device that may be linked with criminality ... I would see instances where you would be able to compel a spouse," Doherty said.
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Previous research also suggests that contraceptive choices women make during their first sexual encounter may be linked with their odds of using effective contraception, or their risk of having an unwanted pregnancy or abortion, up to a decade later.
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Not only that, those with more active amygdalas were more likely to have inflammation in their arteries, as well as bone marrow activity that may be linked with blood clots, suggesting that this may cause the increased risk for cardiovascular disease.
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However, the contract will only become valid after a final investment decision for the construction of the onshore portion of the TurkStream pipeline in Turkey, and final written confirmation that it will be linked with Bulgaria's gas network, the company said.
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But the red wine idea was replaced by a narrative suggesting drinking small amounts of any type of alcohol — no more than one drink a day for women, two for men — appeared to be linked with modest health and heart benefits.
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And secondly, the Pentagon needs to share the information of returning veterans with the veterans' service operations in the states and with the job people in the states so that when a veteran comes home, they can be linked with a job.
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Of course, gray hairs won't be your only symptoms, but knowing that they could be linked with something health-related may help you figure out why you're the only one in your family #blessed enough to be dealing with them at your age.
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According to TechCrunch, which spoke to Porsche North America CEO Klaus Zellmer, the car owner's Apple ID will be linked with the Porsche Taycan ID, and their music collection will be always available in the car without any pairing or signing in.
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And secondly, the Pentagon needs to share the information of returning veterans with the veterans' service operations in the states and with the job people in the states so that when a veteran comes home, they can be linked with a job.
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"While she knew that her name would forever be linked with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, it was her dying wish that she be remembered for her faith in God, commitment to family and love of Louisiana," her family said in a statement.
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But while some well-designed trials have found that those randomly assigned to drink artificially sweetened beverages gained less weight than those given sugar-sweetened drinks, large population studies suggest that frequent consumption of artificial sweeteners may be linked with unanticipated consequences, including weight gain.
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"You can't keep your assets in roubles because the rouble is linked to the dollar and if there will be more sanctions the rouble will suffer," said one businessman, asking not to be named because he didn't want to be linked with sanctions risk.
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The man, called Eli Bombataliev according to a court document, is believed to be linked with 2014 clashes in the capital of Russia's southern province of Chechnya, in which media offices and a school were burnt and which left at least 20 dead, the police said.
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The study included researchers from Brazil's Northeastern state of Pernambuco, such as Dr. Ana van der Linden of the Instituto de Medicina Integral, who were among the first to sound the alarm about increasing cases of microcephaly in Brazil thought to be linked with Zika infections.
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If the marketplace of ideas truly punished thinkers with faulty logic and unconvincing evidence, he says, speakers like Charles Murray, author of "The Bell Curve," which suggests that I.Q. may be linked with race, would have already been banished from their perch as prominent public intellectuals.
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Early Tuesday, the Shadow Brokers, the hacking group that spread the tool and is not believed to be linked with North Korea, threatened in an online post to start a "Data Dump of the Month" club, in which it would release more N.S.A. hacking methods to paying subscribers.
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The 11-inch keyboard — which can be linked with one or two more of the same to add more octaves — comes with an iPad app that contains hundreds of pieces, and the two are now selling for $249 alongside a new Kickstarter to help drum up interest and offer early-bird discounts.
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Dr. Michael Siegel, the senior author of the study, told Reuters Health that while earlier studies have found household firearm ownership to be linked with youth suicide rates at the state level, the link could potentially be explained by those households simply having a higher prevalence of people with depression, suicidal ideation or suicidal behaviors.
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The rise in the preterm birth rate might be linked with the rise in births among women in their late 30s and early 40s, since a later maternal age is a risk factor, said Dr. Rahul Gupta, chief medical and health officer for March of Dimes, a nonprofit focused on the health of mothers and babies.
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Overall, a rise in preterm births might be linked with a rise in births among women in their late 30s and 40s, since a later maternal age is a risk factor, Dr. Rahul Gupta, chief medical and health officer for March of Dimes, a nonprofit focused on the health of mothers and babies, said in May.
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Mark Taylor, a president of customer engagement at the consultancy firm Capgemini, told Chitrakorn that these apps turn all of their users into brand ambassadors, who will spend up to twice as much as other customers, and that launching an app like this one can be linked with an annual revenue increase of up to 5 percent.
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Once it's up and running — the NCRB hasn't specified a time frame for its launch — it will be linked with more than a dozen databases, although it is unclear at this point whether Aadhaar, India's biometric ID database that has drawn criticism for enabling nationwide surveillance on the country's 803 billion citizens, would be one of them.
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Despite the fact that numerous studies show amputation and reconstruction result in similar function and life quality, amputation seems to be linked with failure, and some doctors have put their patients through hopeless operations to avoid it, said Dr. Daniel E. Prince, an orthopedic oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center who performed Mr. Taylor's amputation.
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Overall, a rise in preterm births might be linked with a rise in births among women in their late 30s and 40s, since a later maternal age is a risk factor, Dr. Rahul Gupta, chief medical and health officer for March of Dimes, a nonprofit focused on the health of mothers and babies, said about last year's report, which showed the same trends.
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