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1. Though the study was not designed to explain the link, the team speculated it may have something to do with "cardio-locomotor synchronisation", a natural phenomenon whereby the heart beats in rhythm with a repetitive movement.

Mặc dù nghiên cứu không được thiết kế để giải thích mối liên hệ, nhưng nhóm nghiên cứu suy đoán nó có thể liên quan đến "đồng bộ hóa tim-locomotor", một hiện tượng tự nhiên theo đó tim đập theo nhịp với một chuyển động lặp đi lặp lại.

2. She was also running a non-profit called "Seed to Table", which sought to link consumers with farmers rowing eco-friendly crops, and after linking up with it, Giau started growing organic vegetables on his 1,300-meter plot of land.

3. In a world where artists survive 20 seconds, it is a direct link to his talent that this year marks Spikey Tee (the artist) 26th year as an active participant in the culture of music.

4. The news agency said it asked the Journal about the documents appearing to link Solomon and Azima, which led to his firing.

5. A number of people were arrested during the night, as the Nordic country investigated their possible link to the attacker of a now "quite certain identity", Finnish news agency SST said.

6. This study is the first to focus on gum disease's link to all cancers, and in an all-female population, said senior author Jean Wactawski-Wende, dean of the School of Public Health at State University of New York at Buffalo.

7. Earlier research exploring a possible link between education or social level, on the one hand, and the frequency of brain tumors, on the other, had been inconclusive.

8. Researchers have uncovered widespread evidence of a link between traditional Chinese herbal remedies and liver cancer across Asia, a study said on Wednesday.

9. Since these acids cause "a well-defined mutational signature", researchers also looked at 89 samples of liver cancer in China, and found that 47 percent showed a link to this traditional medicine component.

10. The link to traditional Chinese medicine was far less common in North America at five percent of 209 liver cancers studied, while in Europe it was just 1.