"found the linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "found the linkage" to describe when someone has discovered and identified a connection between two things. For example, "After months of research, the scientist found the linkage between environment and health."
Incomplete linkage was found: the linkage disequilibrium values were 0.78 in D′ and 0.52 in r.
Similarly, 54% found the linkage between ALDH6 and RARB to be significant.
She found the linkage by comparing multiple affected and unaffected members in such families.
Even though we found the linkage to IRA2 locus and significant correlation between IRA2 allele replacement data and the affinity score of Puf2p, no evidence has been reported for a connection between them in the literature thus far.
In fact, we found the linkage rate between the population registry and Vital Statistics was higher for Vital Statistics records with PHN than for records without PHN (89.5% versus 81.0% in 2001/2002).
This query will find the linkage between these entities and will return them in BioPAX format.
An attempt was made to find the linkage between optimism among health care workers during disasters and their active response, with special emphasis on the relationship between optimism and knowledge, feelings or behavior.
This review aims to find the linkage between optimism among healthcare workers (HCWs) during disasters and their active response, with special emphasis on the relationship between optimism and knowledge, emotions and behavior.
Interestingly, Bauer and colleagues previously identified a locus (Cia28) associated with anti-CII antibody production at 53 cM on chromosome 13 [ 19], which is approximately at the same position as where we find the linkage for this trait in the present study.
Likewise, Tan et al. (2012) found the significant linkage between PEOU and PU in mobile learning usage.
On the whole, YPs found the data linkage materials user-friendly and were happy to discuss this consent.
