Sentence examples for linked to raised from inspiring English sources

"Eating too much saturated fat is linked to raised levels of bad cholesterol and too much salt [is linked] to high blood pressure, which contributes to your risk of heart disease".

Obesity is a chronic inflammatory condition and is strongly linked to raised levels of pro-inflammatory factors [ 16].

Apart from increases in serum hCG, hyperemesis has also been linked to raised levels of circulating oestrogens, particularly oestradiol (Eliakim et al, 2000).

The changes, linked to raising the leaving age for education and training, will mean youngsters in the education system beyond 16 will be expected to reach an adequate level in maths and English.

Tashi is part of the Brokpa tribe, whose livelihood and wealth are linked to raising yaks.

Coeliac disease (CD) has previously been linked to a raised cancer risk, and changes in some exposures following a CD diagnosis might hypothetically raise PC risk.

Political Scrapbook has more information about the rent rises linked to Richard Benyon raised by Diane Abbott at PMQS. (See 12.13pm).

But the WhatsApp outage that benefitted Line was likely linked to its raised profile, post-Facebook acquisition, so all these service spikes for other mobile messaging apps can be traced back to Zuck's big spending.

Vibriosis has traditionally been more closely linked to oysters raised in the balmy Gulf of Mexico, rather than the frigid waters of the Pacific Northwest and New England.

He singled out teachers in proposing a new system based solely on merit pay raises -- a plan opposed by union leaders who either object outright or insist that any merit system be at least linked to base raises tied to inflation.

In the areas where livestock is the main reservoir, activities linked to cattle raising increase this risk, but the general population living in these areas is also exposed.