Sentence examples for linkage in time from inspiring English sources

In the latter outbreaks, reported cases typically had no epidemiologic linkage in time or place and occurred in such localities as Yeruham, Dimona, Ofakim, and various rural villages that are widely dispersed throughout the southern region of the country.

Integration of these two approaches in studying risks for alcohol-related problems can (1) provide a framework for identifying the key contextual elements that place drinkers at risk, and (2) allow researchers to examine linkages in time among behaviors, contextual elements, and where people regularly spend time.

While it does not yet provide a linkage between different moments in time and thus a continuity across time.

It has been shown that results are similar using different linkage in Hierarchical Clustering [ 49], and single linkages has the advantage in time complexity [ 47].

Cognitive training itself did not predict time to relapse and only a weak linkage to time in psychosis was found for the entire sample reaching statistical significance only on a one-sided α < .05 level.

Further studies comparing strategies for measuring trust, measurement of trust at multiple points in time and the linkage of patient trust with clinical outcomes are needed.

The expression patterns and sequential activation of FoxC, FoxF, and FoxL1 genes in time reflect the linkage properties of the retained cluster: among the three genes, FoxC is the first to be turned on in the myogenic lineage and is necessary for the activation of the downstream factors FoxF and FoxL1, which are inter-regulated.

The NMVB database at no point in time present any linkages to the patient identifiers (medical record number, data of birth, social security number) to end users.

Not all cancers diagnosed in Finland in 2007 had been reported to the Finnish cancer registry by the time of linkage in June 2008.

It also greatly increases the oscillations in linkage disequilibrium over time [ 24].

In contrast, we have shown that the relative advantage of linkage in terms of the mean extinction time is maximized at an intermediate migration rate.