Sentence examples for linkage failure from inspiring English sources

–Mechanical linkage failure.

We were unable to determine the reason for record linkage failure in most of those cases.

The primary reason for linkage failure was out-of-province health insurance registry (n = 229; 97 %).

The linkage of the HDR database to the municipal registries caused most linkage failure, as only four digits (out of six) of the zip code were available in the HDR database.

In the Netherlands, linkage failure was high among some elderly immigrant groups (especially from Moroccan origin) due to unknown dates of birth, and in Sweden, the population registries of residents included a considerable number of foreign-born that had their main residence outside of Sweden; the magnitude of this problem was not well defined.

Of these 774 (1.6%) were not found in the 2001 Census (as a result of undocumented emigration, linkage failure or other loss to follow-up); 516 (1.1%) had missing or inconsistent 2001 marital status information and 2,749 (5.7%) were excluded because of missing information on long-term illness in 2001, leaving an analysis sample of 44,538.

For each participant, residence status was confirmed through record linkage with administrative databases; all linkage failures were excluded from the study.

Some degree of under-linkage (failure to correctly assign a woman's vaccination record to her smear test record) may have occurred during probabilistic linkage between registers owing to possible address or name changes as a result of marriage in this particular population.

Occasionally, insufficient linkage or failure to determine linkage phase with default settings required relaxation of thresholds.

Hence, quantitative characterization of these surface aberrations and their linkage with clinical failure mechanisms has become of increased interest.

Failure of linkage to HIV and ART services translates into incomplete ART coverage at population level, seriously undermining the potential for reductions in mortality, morbidity, TB incidence and HIV transmission.