This allows interviews conducted at different times for the same respondent (e.g. a pregnant woman who is then followed up post-natally) to be linked reliably, and allows information collected in one interview to be used to control routing and validation in subsequent interviews.
Sure, its updated and refined, but the idea is that content on Wikipedia is something that is fairly stable and can be linked to reliably, as I did above.
CommCare was chosen specifically for these two projects because of the 'case' function which allowed multiple interviews to be reliably linked, as well as the child's interviews to be linked to the mother's in the first project.
There is a practical limit on the quantity of information that can reliably be stored in a physical label space: there is no limit to the amount of information that can be linked to that label.
In these outbreaks, epidemiologic findings supporting hemodialysis-associated HIV transmission were linked with directly observed or reliably reported evidence of egregious breaks in IPC practices.
Intelligence is known to run in families, but no single genes have yet been identified that can be reliably linked to mental ability.
For most HDR endpoints (79%), a corresponding event in FAR could be detected and could therefore be reliably linked to the preceding index operation.
In the future, it will be important to establish which chemicals (biomarkers) in dolphin breath can be reliably linked to certain health conditions or exposures.
The publication of many new genome wide association studies are expanding the list of alleles that can be reliably linked to disease phenotypes and both associated and causative variants will be incorporated into Ensembl as they are identified.
This conclusion was very much based on the idea that M1, unlike premotor cortex, is an "executive" structure, whose activity has many "muscle-like" features, which can be reliably linked to the production of movement [ 5 8].
