Sentence examples for linkage to time from inspiring English sources

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.

This capability depends on the optional linkage to time-series input files that enables VP to simulate mixing zone and far-field parameters for long periods.

Peak temperature also appears to be the predominant determinant of the phase of activity offset (see Figure 2C, and Additional file 3) which shows tight linkage to the time of peak activity.

The candidate gene list for this study was compiled from a diverse range of studies, including linkage to prion disease incubation time in mice, microarray expression and an association with susceptibility to human prion disease.

Time cut-offs for linkage to care for both timely CD4 count and ART initiation are somewhat arbitrary.

The mean time for linkage to care, 1/ γ, was calibrated from the VCH report [ 81].

Histological confirmation was not available from GPRD as there was no routine linkage to cancer registries, at the time the data were obtained.

Secondary indicators were HIV immune status (CD4 count) and time taken to linkage to care.

A survey in Germany with primary care physicians either working solo or in an organization in cities with 20'000 to 1'000'000 inhabitants showed that barriers and difficulties regarding community linkages were mentioned due to time constraints but also lacking motivation by the patients [ 9].

Over time, as the linkage coordinators demonstrated their commitment and competency in providing linkage to care services, DIS staff began trusting them with all referrals of recently diagnosed HIV-positive persons.

To investigate the effect the genotype, at the peak of linkage, on time to reach a moribund state, Kaplan Meier survival analysis was performed using the statistics package SPSS (version 17).