Sentence examples similar to linkage of experience from inspiring English sources

Giraud et al. [ 69] showed that certain pathogen life traits (i.e., production of numerous propagules, gene exchange occurring within hosts, linkage of traits experiencing selection, and strong selection imposed by the hosts) likely render them prone to rapid ecological speciation by host shifts (i.e., speciation by specialization onto a novel host).

In a review of the international literature dealing with transition to school practices, Petriwskyi et al. (2005) found that continuity is achieved in three ways: through communication linkages; through coherence of experience and through system coherence.

"Linkage of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Systems Learningg from Experience". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP14-012, February 2014.

"Linkage of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Systems: Learning from Experience". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP13-046, November 2013.

So one working hypothesis is that experience processing experience and formed memories of experience involves time and its linkage of states.

In future, better linkage of patient experience and patient-level clinical data, especially data regarding disease severity and functional status, would allow for an improved understanding of how disease state influences patient reports of experience of shared decision making (and other aspects of care).

Exploring the phenomena of creativity and engaging creatively, Wagoner (2017) refers to the young child making spontaneous and novel linkages across "different domains of experiences" (p.25).

"There was no linkage of Saddam Hussein to 9/11; there was no linkage of Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda".

Note the linkage of poverty and inequality.

That's a community to community linkage of a sort.

The linkage of art to social and scientific progress had frayed to the breaking point.