Given the child's first and last name, birth date, and sex; mother's first and last name and birth date; and father's last name and birth date, we probabilistically matched the two records and reviewed all high scoring linkages (≥ 25), almost half of the linkages (9,120 of 22,806), only accepting those manually confirmed to be likely matches (see CDC for record linkage concepts) (CDC 2010b).
Numerical results demonstrate the efficient linkage concept between surface modeling of computer aided geometric design (CAGD) and finite element shell analysis in static and dynamic examples.
4. Examine the linkage concept behind I+ for the next MTSP.
Although lake ecologists were early to appreciate the importance of adjacent land type on lake-water chemistry, stream ecologists have addressed the terrestrial aquatic linkage concept more formally, with streams being regarded as "open systems that are intimately linked with their surrounding landscapes" (e.g., Hynes 1975).
First, a method is used toward kinematic modeling of the robot using four-bar linkage kinematic concept, which could be used in online control approaches for real-time purposes.
This complicates the linkages to concepts of disease based in 'objective' science.
Most methods using the linkage disequilibrium concept for QTL fine-mapping are based on the genetic history of the population.
In the following literature review, I argue that the lack of linkage between normative concepts of integration and analytical concepts of integration policy intervention is an important pitfall in the comparative study of immigrant integration policies.
11 The systematic literature review, whose objective was to capture the perspective of researchers, was performed in three steps: (1) searches in databases (MEDLINE, EMBASE, PSYCINFO, CENTRAL and CINAHL); (2) extraction of outcome parameters included in the studies; (3) linkage of the concepts within the outcome parameters with the ICF categories.
Fig. 4 Linkages between theoretical concepts and improved ethics audit (compiled by the author).
Examples of text mining applications are "information extraction, topic tracking, summarization, categorization, clustering, concept linkage, information visualization, or question answering" [75].
