Sentence examples for linked to agent from inspiring English sources
Some other conditions linked to Agent Orange already qualify.
The United States government is rolling out a modest $11.4 million program to help people with disabilities in Vietnam, but it is not explicitly linked to Agent Orange.
Diabetes is not among the nine diseases, including Hodgkin's disease and respiratory cancers, that the Department of Veterans Affairs has listed as being possibly linked to Agent Orange exposure, based on research studies.
He noted that, to date, only 7,600 Vietnam veterans have been awarded special compensation payments as a result of health problems that may be linked to Agent Orange.
The study was welcomed by lawmakers who in the past have accused the Defense Department and the Department of Veterans Affairs of trying to ignore health problems linked to Agent Orange.
Mr. Shinseki's decision is a victory for groups like Vietnam Veterans of America, which has been pushing the department to add Parkinson's disease, ischemic heart conditions and hypertension to the list of diseases presumptively linked to Agent Orange.
The airport was the target of a foiled plot in 1999, an effort linked to agents of Osama bin Laden, and there has been great concern here about a second attempt.
These small proteins could be linked to therapeutic agents, or clotting agents to clog the vessels which fuel the ensuing synovitis.
In this example, the "neighborMoodUpdated" method will be called after another ExampleSocialAgent's contentment changes if the current agent is linked to the watched agent in the neighbor network, is not linked from the watched agent in the work network, is colocated with the watched agent in a context, and has a contentment setting different from that of the watched agent's contentment.
An expert panel reported on Friday that two more diseases may be linked to exposure to Agent Orange, a defoliant used by the American military during the Vietnam War.
Redfin says it is going a step further, by providing sales data linked to individual agents, to help sellers select a professional to market their home.
