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Instead the prosecution case has been about establishing linkage with Sierra Leone's rebels the RUF, and not just simply whether he was involved, but whether his involvement extended to aiding and abetting or the more serious legal standards of command responsibility and joint criminal enterprise.

Predictions from theoretical and experimental studies of virus-host interactions have been challenging to study in wild populations because establishing linkage between genotype and resistance phenotype is difficult using culture independent molecular tools [16].

Putative transmission clusters were inferred by establishing linkage when two sequences had a Tamura-Nei 93 genetic distance (D) ≤ 1.5% separating them.

In general there are significant barriers to outpatient follow-up for many ED patients, and establishing linkage is quite challenging[ 60].

Intercrosses of such susceptible rat strains with resistant strains are used for establishing linkage between genetic markers and quantitative traits distinguishing the arthritis phenotype.

Our analysis was done by establishing linkage over approximately 35% of the deer mouse genome using gene markers that predominantly spanned junctions of large-scale genome rearrangements between the Rattus and Mus genomes.

Mostly these sharia banks have challenges when it comes to establishing linkages and external investments (Abdullahi, 2016).

Fortunately, by establishing linkages between problem (2.10) and (3.12), we deduce that the free boundary is bounded and no longer monotonic in some cases.

Therefore, establishing linkages to public health systems in the community is required to ensure case-finding after release and ensure delivery of confirmatory results.

We focus on establishing linkages among the subset of 18 up-regulated gene sets from the previous study; Table 2 lists these sets along with a short description of each.

Establishing linkages between MBBS doctors and IAPs creates opportunities for better quality chronic disease prevention, screening, and management, among a larger proportion of the population.