Sentence examples for linked to outbreaks of from inspiring English sources
The cilantro is linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis, according to the alert.
The consequent practice of open defecation is linked to outbreaks of diarrhoea, dysentery and other serious bacterial infections.
Such attacks spiked in 2016, with nearly 16percentt of tainted coins linked to outbreaks of malware like Locky.
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.
The lack of access to clean water has been linked to outbreaks of such illnesses as cholera, hepatitis A, ringworm and scabies.
Sprouts "certainly rank up there" among types of produce that have been linked to outbreaks, said Dr. Kathleen Gensheimer, the director of the FDA's Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation Network and the lead author of the study.
The United States refused fresh Argentine beef until 1997, when the Agriculture Department lifted a ban linked to recurrent outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease in the early part of the century.
Five of the eight Puebla farms have been linked to recurrent outbreaks of the serious gastric disease cyclosporiasis in the US since 2012.
In the past three years, imported Mexican cantaloupes have been linked to four outbreaks of salmonella infection that killed two people and hospitalized at least 18 others.
The exemptions were crucial to pushing the bill through the Senate, although critics said the changes weakened the law, since small producers have been linked to serious outbreaks of illness.
