Sentence examples for linkage survey from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we identified 33 pairs of highly polymorphic sites within a read length (36 bp) of one another and undertook a linkage survey of changes at these positions.

Moreover, for the genomic linkage survey of the B. floridae sequences, we needed genome position information, which is unavailable for version 2.0 (Putnam et al. 2008).

In a genome-wide linkage survey, the region of chromosome 22q12 containing the GRK3 gene was identified as a susceptibility locus for BD in humans and GRK3 is expected to play an important role in the regulation of any one of many GPCRs [ 26].

Cancer incidence among 3,727 offspring of women hospitalised for epilepsy in Denmark between 1933 and 1962 was evaluated in a record-linkage survey with the national cancer registry.

This study capitalized on linkage of survey records to routinely collected health data to identify lower rates of alcohol-related harm and all-cause mortality among survey respondents compared with population counterparts in a series of health surveys in Scotland.

The limitations include the possibility of distortion from non-consent to record linkage of survey responders which could explain some of the disparities between alcohol-related harm outcomes in the survey samples relative to the general population; however, this only affects 7 15% of respondents and is unlikely to greatly distort findings.

The anonymized linkage of survey and administrative data was conducted for those respondents who provided their consent for the linkage (N = 6,349; 90.6%).

8 14 Scotland is one of the very few countries to have created longitudinal information by way of record linkage of survey data.

Record linkage of survey data with hospital and mortality databases has been used to examine longitudinal patterns of health, illness and disease [ 30– 30].

Only a few studies have examined patterns of consent in relation to linkage of survey data with medical or administrative records [ 2- 8].

Presently, the linkage of survey data to routine health records represents a cost-effective means of generating valuable longitudinal data, but it is performed in very few countries.