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Additional metadata can be linked to samples and experiments.

Populations of V. monantha subsp. calcarata belonging to section Cracca of the subgenus Vicilla (sensu Kupicha) are linked to samples of V. lutea (Sect.

In order to explore trends in the data, NO2 concentrations for each sampling session were linked to sampling locations and displayed on maps.

In molecular profiling studies of cancer patients, experimental and clinical data are combined in order to understand the clinical heterogeneity of the disease: clinical information for each subject needs to be linked to tumour samples, macromolecules extracted, and experimental results.

The CPRD is much larger than the UK biobank and would be particularly valuable to improve our understanding of the genetic basis of rarer phenotypes, if these could be linked to biological samples.

"The reasons for the variation among women with learning disabilities are not known but may be linked to small sample sizes and the less reliable estimates which they produce [ 14]." As we discussed in our previous paper [ 17], screening is rarely offered to women with learning disabilities and coverage is lower than for women in the general population [ 18].

Personally identifiable information could be linked to 374 (68.6%) samples from 245 individuals.

It is linked to SIMS through a three-level hierarchy: a person can be linked to one or more samples, a sample can have one or more aliquots.

We also find more subtle differences in the spectra which may be linked to differences in sample heterogeneity and surface rugosity.

Besides, the SLID sample of 57,233 individuals may be linked to the economic family sample using families' identifiers.

Finally, the third component can be linked to certain depressions on sample's surface (albeit not all of them) (Fig. 11e, h).