Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is frequently linked with substance abuse.
Hamilton was frequently linked with Ferrari, where Kimi Raikkonen's future is uncertain, even though he was always likely to remain where he was.
The sophistication of their designs is frequently linked with the name of the French military engineer Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban.
Bruce's foray into fiction with three novels is likely to upset fewer fans than his longstanding allegiance to hated local rivals Newcastle and the fact he has been frequently linked with taking the job there.
He had been frequently linked with Leeds United but on 10 October their chairman, Peter Ridsdale, said the rumours "have certainly got nothing to do with us", adding: "I can assure you there is absolutely nothing happening".
Despite being immensely talented and seemingly a player who fits Guardiola's style, Götze spent the majority of the Catalan's three-year tenure hovering around the fringes of the first team, flitting in and out – so much so that he has been frequently linked with a move away, principally to join his former coach, Jürgen Klopp, at Anfield.
Fifty years ago in a classic essay, American political scientist Richard Hofstadter, explored the Paranoid Style - "an old and recurrent phenomenon in our public life which has been frequently linked with movements of suspicious discontent".
(The "Generation Adidas" program, for example is about to take 20 of the league's top prospects to England on a training trip, exposing them to the Premier League setup, while the hottest young property, Freddie Adu, recently trained with Manchester United and is frequently linked with clubs including Englands richest, Chelsea).
Throughout the nation's history, as historian Richard Hofstadter pointed out a half century ago at the time of the Barry Goldwater candidacy, there has been a "Paranoid Style in American Politics --a "recurrent Politics --an our Politics --awhich has been frecurrent linked with movements of susphenomenonscontent".
The observed data are consistent with the observation that depression is frequently linked with insulin resistance: reduced glucose utilization and elevated insulin secretion following glucose administration have been shown in depressed patients [16], [17].
