In one of the clearest examples of the linkage between health and housing, public health officials warned over 100 years ago (Gibson 1904; Turner 1897) against permitting the use of lead paint in housing, a legacy only recently addressed in the United States (Jacobs 1995; Markowitz and Rosner 2002) and in France (Fassin and Naude 2004).
As an example of this linkage please see Table 1 for a list of the three top occupations with the highest levels of exposures for each exposure variable.
As an example, the results of the linkage carried out within the UK study, which was a regional study covering the area of Scotland, are summarized in Table 2.
Examples of these linkages include the metabolism-dependent fluctuations in acetyl CoA, the substrate for histone acetyltransferases.
In this example of a linkage attack in the movement data domain, the sub-trajectory known by the attacker serves as QI, while the entire trajectory is the PI that is disclosed after the re-identification of the respondent.
The most dramatic example of such linkage is presented in the figure 2 D. It shows a computational experiment for recessive genes (h = 1) with low level of recombination (r ≤ 1).
In Belgium, for example, the linkage of various administrative registers to the national population register produces information that replaces to a large extent that obtained by a census, and the latter is presently no longer being held.
For example, the linkage of heat shock proteins, such as HSP70, to the human papillomavirus (HPV) oncoprotein was able to significantly increase the number of tumor-reactive CD8+ T cells [ 25].
A clear example of linkage involves the wild silver foxes (bred by Soviet biologist Dmitri Belyaev for tameness) which ended up looking much like domesticated dogs with curled tails and floppy ears (Trut 1999).
Figure 2 shows an example of a linkage group created from the few SNPs showing recombination.
