Sentence examples for increases linkage from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that using a single test for both confirmatory diagnosis and VL increases linkage to care.

This phenomenon increases linkage disequilibrium (LD) on the chromosomes which harbor the derived (selected) allele, but not the unselected allele, which therefore acts as a "control".

As marker density increases, linkage statistics may be computed at individual marker loci, with minimal loss in precision or power (Kong and Wright, 1994).

The catfish integrated map presented here substantially increases linkage marker density available for QTL studies and connects the majority of the catfish genetic markers to physical sequence BAC contigs through the use of BES microsatellites.

Preliminary findings demonstrate an ACC approach designed for adolescents can increase linkage and retention in continuing care and improve short-term substance use outcomes.

This has become especially interesting since Narin et al. [Narin, F., Hamilton, K.S., Olivastro, D., 1995. Linkage between agency supported research and patented industrial technology. Research Evaluation 5 (3), 183 187.] observed an increasing linkage between US technology and public science.

These microsatellites represent a major fraction of co-dominant polymorphic markers identified to date in catfish, and should be a valuable resource for genetic mapping to increase linkage map resolution, and for integration of genetic linkage and physical maps.

In the subsequent five-year period, there was increasing linkage with other policy areas including development, health, and climate change through the Global Platforms in 2011 and 2013 (WHO 2013).

He points, too, to the increased linkage of research funding to jobs and subsistence as factors that promote conservatism -- not just among reviewers, but in the community as a whole.

After review of the currently available evidence, the College is providing a consensus-based set of recommendations designed to increase screening for and prevention of hepatitis C virus infection, increase linkage to care, improve access to treatment, and encourage development of hepatitis C virus−related quality measures.

One approach to increase the power in linkage and association studies is to study small populations with increased linkage disequilibrium and decreased genetic diversity.