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Very low levels of LDL, the so-called bad cholesterol, may be linked with an increased risk for Parkinson's disease, a new study suggests.

Also, plants grown at 45 mM Cu and 700 ppm CO2, showed higher ETR values and lower energy dissipation, which could be linked with an induction of Rubisco carboxylation and supported by the recorded amelioration of N imbalance.

Yorkshire's Gillespie says he's flattered to be linked with an England coaching role.

The scheme will promote the use of job description and will be linked with an online database that will include all current vacancies.

Great digital initiatives are important, but insufficient — they must be linked with an overarching strategy and a culture that encourages employee participation in the digital transformation journey.

But, as he continues to be linked with an imminent return to Australia, fuelled by the reception he was accorded at the final whistle, it was a night which looks to have been his last in Tigers' colours.

They continue to be linked with a loan move for the City goalkeeper Joe Hart.

That suggestion may be linked with a total export suspension of from two to four weeks.

Regional meetings may also be linked with a local conference held at a host institution.

So why would it be linked with a greater risk of dying?

Kilmarnock defender Ryan O'Leary admits he's flattered to be linked with a move to Hibernian.