Sentence examples for mix linked to from inspiring English sources

Earlier that day, Woolworths and its fellow supermarket giant, Coles, had recalled several brands of lettuce mix linked to a gastro outbreak in Victoria.

Indicator rates could be related to protocol modification, demographic trends and changes in patient mix linked to restructuration of medical services or in clinical practice patterns.

These blooms generally spread across large coastal areas of New Zealand and were presumably driven by fluxes of nutrients from deeper waters, through either upwelling or tidal mixing linked to the large-scale unusual weather patterns [81].

We hypothesized that the geographical patterns will begin to be obscured over time as a result of geographic mixing of subclones linked to human travel.

Despite the increased military presence, Mosul is home to a mix of Sunni insurgents linked to the former regime of Saddam Hussein and to Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, an insurgent group that American intelligence agencies say is led by foreigners.

The deal, which will extend Hincks's time with Endemol UK to almost 15 years, is likely to contain a mix of financial incentives linked to performance and a stake in the production company.

The reactions are typical of diazotisation in dyestuff manufacture, so that fundamental mixing studies can be linked to practical manufacturing.

As the reactor is built in a tower shape, the mixing behaviour is strongly linked to two questions: (1) how to supplement the microorganisms in the upper zones of the reactor with substrate and (2) whether there is a toxic concentration due to insufficient mixing near the inlet of the substrate.

Siegel also points out that deaths that appear to be due to drug-mixing may really be linked to the way tolerance relies on a predictable sequence of drug effects.

Conversely, under-diagnosis caused by 'pre-emptive infection' in poorer communities might explain some of the existing epidemiological evidence for associations of higher childhood leukaemia risk with delayed infection, population mixing, or other factors linked to higher socioeconomic status.

But the management fees (which are usually linked to a mix of the hotel's revenues and profits) fall by 3%; and franchise fees (which are usually linked only to revenues) fall by only 1%.So chains that have adopted the virtual-hotel model should suffer less in the recession.