Sentence examples for linkage one from inspiring English sources

A Bezruchka essay on inequality and health, published in Newsweek 11 years ago, gave the linkage one of its earliest public exposures.

Integration with music also creates an emotional linkage, one thing responsible for Tapulous' success was the functionality to apply multiple songs from artists like Justin Bieber to Lady Gaga.

Two databases were created for the MRCGP and PLAB linkage, one for the AKT and the other for the CSA.

The linkage "one gene - one trait - one selection vector" is not observed: one gene may affect several traits, and most traits depend on many genes.

In the context of record linkage, one method for achieving this is to employ multiple, independent instances of Carol, each one receiving and processing information derived from only one attribute of Alice's and Bob's data collections.

However, taking advantage of the Glu-B3/ Gli-B1 linkage, one can look at the omega-gliadins region in SDS-PAGE, to identify with confidence several of the Glu-B3 alleles.

We applied optimized group sequential study designs to the analysis of genetic linkage (one-sided mean test) and association (two-sided transmission/disequilibrium test).

Besides, considering Mr. Beck had Dr. King's niece, abortion rights opponent Alveda King at the rally, it's not like Beck is ignoring Dr. King, praying for linkage on this one day when Beck is on his best behavior.

Linkages one through five demonstrate how each of the concepts supporting global responsibility for health leads to essential features of a better DAH architecture.

Other β-O-4 linkages (except β-O-4-syringyl at 86.7/4.25 ppm), β-5 linkages, one 5-5/4-O-β linkand, and cinnamyl alcohol were increased in the black precipitate, compared to the NF concentrate (fraction 5).

To develop effective personal linkages, one needs to determine at which level (local, national, international) and by whom (practitioners, MOH, international agencies, NGOs, etc) relevant decisions are actually made.