Sentence examples for are linked to outbreaks from inspiring English sources

A new study confirms that thunderstorms are linked to outbreaks of asthma, and researchers suggest that the storms' airflow patterns are to blame rather than other contenders such as thunder, electrical activity, or rain.

We also realise that we should have been clearer about previous evidence for the isolation of S. flexneri strains that are linked to outbreaks from water sources – there are a number of publications that have linked cases/outbreaks of S. flexneri disease to water sources, and we have updated the text to reflect this.

The consequent practice of open defecation is linked to outbreaks of diarrhoea, dysentery and other serious bacterial infections.

Investigators suspect the onions could be the culprits because they have been linked to outbreaks of hepatitis A in three other states.

Pollutants damage habitats, kill corals or slow their growth and could be linked to outbreaks of attacks from coral-eating crown of thorns starfish.

But two of the raw milk cheese recalls came after the cheese was linked to outbreaks of a highly toxic form of E. coli bacteria.

Human Ebola outbreaks elsewhere have been linked to outbreaks in wildlife including duikers (small antelope), gorillas, and chimpanzees or traced to hunters who butchered animals found dead in the forest.

The vegetable has also been linked to outbreaks of parasitic infestations, including Giardia lamblia.

Cabbage has been linked to outbreaks of some food-borne illnesses, including Listeria monocytogenes and Clostridium botulinum.

Microbiologically contaminated water distribution systems have been linked to outbreaks of hospital- and community-acquired pneumonia (9, 10 ).

While cross-contamination by common wash buckets has not been implicated in an outbreak of a parasitic infection, it has been linked to outbreaks of other infectious agents (7, 8 ).