Because the present study is observational, the choice the two latter drugs, or of the duration of the treatment may be linked to variables not fully assessed such as severity of illness or co-morbidities.
Several studies have shown that FTSW can be linked to variables describing plant water status such as midday leaf water potential, leaf relative water content and stomatal conductance [ 25, 26].
Triggers for cold anomalies are linked to variable combinations of freshwater pulses, low total solar irradiance, explosive and effusive volcanism, and internal modes of climate variability, with cooling likely sustained by ocean/sea-ice feedbacks.
The two constant domains (Cα and Cβ) of the TR are linked to variable domains (Vα and Vβ encoded by rearranged variable (V), diversity (D) and joining (J) genes, V-J and V-D-J genes, respectively), whose CDR1, CDR2 and CDR3 loops recognize pMHC [5].
Mutations in FKRP have been linked to variable phenotypes including congenital muscular dystrophy, also referred to as MDC1C, and LGMD2I that may or may not be accompanied by dilated cardiomyopathy.
In one example, a region was found in Chr22 (positions 18203085 18206244) that has sections of very high identity to the breakpoint type A sequence and the breakpoint sequences are linked to variable A + T-rich sequences (93%% A + T), a pattern similar to that of the 10,000 bp variable region.
Fares will stop being linked to variables such as seats already sold and start fluctuating according to how many times your mum has texted you to ask if you've bought your ticket yet, and how guilty you feel that you haven't.
The number of NE cases among humans as well as the PUUV prevalence among bank voles is linked to variables favouring the survival of the virus in the environment, such as indirect transmission facilitated by low winter temperatures (22).
External codes from standard terminologies can be linked to a variable definition as a reference term usually done by a specialist of the reference terminology.
