Sentence examples for been linked to late from inspiring English sources
Impaired immunity has also been linked to late malaria, implicating a chronic low-grade P. falciparum infection that becomes clinically evident in an immunocompromised person (3 ).
Poor micronutrient intake, which is often associated with high consumption of such foods, has been linked to late onset diseases such as cancer [ 12].
Another drug that has been linked to late-onset LV dysfunction (milder than anthracyclines) is cisplatin [ 1, 43].
Specifically, hypertension has been linked to late-life hippocampal atrophy and decreased neocortical grey matter volumes [ 46], as well as the appearance or progression of white lesions [ 42].
Maternal to child transmission of E. coli has been reported, and has been linked to late-onset neonatal infection [ 45– 45].
How best to make operative the concept of frailty is disputed, but as detailed later, both well-established methods (that is, the frailty syndrome/phenotype and a frailty index (FI) based on the accumulation of health deficits) have been linked to late-life cognitive impairment.
The report said that nearly a quarter of avoidable maternal deaths were linked to late or no access to antenatal care, which is free in South Africa's public health system.
Its poor prognosis is linked to late diagnosis, usually done at advanced stage, and to the development of chemoresistance.
Survival rates from cancer (including colorectal cancer) in all three boroughs are lower than England averages and are likely to be linked to late diagnosis of cancer (Department of Health, 2011).
A few members of the panel argued that the greatest risk was linked to late or no contact with eye care services and social deprivation rather than to black ethnicity.
