Sentence examples for for which linking from inspiring English sources

Few studies have examined the role of gesture in middle-school children's learning of more abstract mathematical concepts, for which linking representations may be particularly important.

This is a national sentinel network which has been recording influenza-like illness (ILI) for over 40 years, and for which linked clinical-virological surveillance has been operational since 1994.

The authors concluded that there was considerable variation in relative attractiveness across all employment sectors for nurses, and that the concept of stickiness could be applied for other health human workforces for which linked longitudinal data are available.

We used the same definitions for selecting a validation cohort as done for QResearch except that the study end date was 1 August 2012, the latest date for which linked data were available.

We used the same definitions for selecting a validation cohort as for QResearch, except that the study end date was 1 August 2012, the latest date for which linked data were available.

We tested for the impact of these factors by running a sensitivity analysis using the subset of CPRD patients for which linked ONS data on the date of death and residential Townsend scores were available.

We tested for the impact of these factors by running a sensitivity analysis using the subset of CPRD patients for which linked ONS data on the date of death and residential IMD 2004 scores were available.

Total of required contact hours for each competency for a regional/local population with diabetes was obtained by summing across individuals for the thirteen attributes for which linked data were available and adding to this the estimates for the other thirteen attributes derived from survey data.

For the validation using CPRD, we identified an open cohort of patients aged 25 99 years at entry to the cohort and followed this cohort up until 31 July 2012 (the latest date for which linked data were available at the time of analysis).

Yesterday the Art Institute of Chicago posted on its Web site (www.artic.edu) a list of 548 works for which links in the chain of ownership between 1933 and 45 are either unclear or not fully documented.

The spiders were best attacked with bow and arrow (with the Wii remote and Nunchuk working together cleverly to ape a bow), and there were also access puzzles to solve, for which Link used his flying beetle to trip switches and open doors.