In terms of the sampling process and reconstruction algorithms, linkages are made with random sampling, compressed sensing, and rate of innovation.
We confirmed that the hazard ratio will be biased for some estimates if out-of-state emigration is unaccounted for, or linkages are made overly restrictive (as in the extreme case of exact matches only).
Recent perspectives focus on the two-way interplay between vegetation and hillslope geomorphology, where establishing cause-and-effect linkages is made difficult by confounding factors (spatial temporal scale, location, convergence, divergence, nonlinearity, thresholds, feedbacks).
Finally, additional linkages were made to the Censuses of 1960, 1970, 1980 and 1990 that holds information on individual socioeconomic status.
Linkages were made between community and facility care including targeted messages for home-care and referrals (9).
The linkages are made by using the unique National Health Service identifier, date of birth, sex, and postcode of patients.
(FG, Alumni) Strong linkages were made between the COBES experience and development of Primary health care skills.
All linkages are made by the unique personal identity code (PIC) which was introduced in 1964 1968 and is assigned to all Finnish citizens and permanent residents in Finland.
In this way, linkages are made between tools and materials of the intervention and the overall program objective of 'successful RTW for people with depression'.
Finally, additional linkages were made to the censuses of 1960 , 1970 , 1980and 1990, which contain information on the socioeconomic status of each Swedish citizen.
