But critics of such a simple linkage say it is not merely a democratic constitution and elections that determine the fairness of a society, but how deeply democratic understandings reach into the culture.
To evaluate the potential effects of linkage on bias and sampling variance, I created a simple linkage model.
The requirement of two axial ligands for the IrIII ion permits simple linkage of biomolecules by a one-step ligand-exchange reaction, for example, using precursor carbonyl chloride complexes and peptides containing histidine residue(s).
For valuation modelling, the full coverage of all severity levels and simple linkage of all health states valued by each respondent should ensure that inconsistency is reduced and more easily identified.
The results of a relatively simple linkage method confirm the successful tracing of almost 75% of the initial cohort, implying low cost and high efficiency.
By implementing continuous tomography, the plastic strain at the onset of void coalescence was measured (instead of simple linkage) for the first time.
An arm is a simple type of linkage consisting of a sequence of links joined together consecutively with the location of one end fixed which is called shoulder and the other mobile end called hand; see Fig. 1.
Dr. Rittig is one of a group of researchers who have published new findings on the genetics of nocturnal enuresis, which turn out to be far from simple; linkage to three other chromosomes has been found in other families.
It is likewise encouraging that for homes on a water system, precision of the simple linkage-by-system approach is good, at least for nitrate.
A simple index of the correlation between the linkage of individually-regulated genes in a gene set and their potential physiological function may provide an indication of the genetic and perhaps evolutionary coherency of an animal's response to its environment.
