Sentence examples for linked partner from inspiring English sources

Our linked partner data will also be used to validate the reports on sexual behavior that may be subject to these biases.

We investigated a well-defined, epidemiologically linked partner cohort of persons with C. trachomatis infection in which members of each dyad shared strains with identical ompA genotype and found that MLST ST was identical as well.

However, all these different techniques without simple mixtures of singular enzymes are limited by the immense size of linked partners.

Newly available sequences from adjudicator-confirmed linked partner-pairs from this clinical trial were added to the dataset following each of the interim adjudications.

Because this approach cannot predict functions for proteins without any annotation (their computed similarity to other proteins is always zero), we also consider the pairwise functional relation between interaction partners, assuming that a high functional similarity between indirectly linked partners should also hold for the protein itself.

They will be assigned a unique ID number which will link partners and their baseline and follow-up questionnaires.

Chlamydia trachomatis causes a high number of sexually transmitted infections worldwide, but reproducible and precise strain typing to link partners is lacking.

This manipulation can be extended to include direct linking partners (check on the option "check first stage node"), saved, and re-submitted to cytoHubba to evaluate the node essentiality on the selected sub-network.

Recommendations 2.1 UNICEF should develop, test and promote analytical methods and metrics for assessing the extent to which RBM and principles underpinning the Convention on the Rights of the Child are correctly reflected in the value chain that links partners' inputs to expected partnership results.

The tools required include careful ascertainment of sexual history and behavioral determinants and reproducible and discriminating biomarkers to strengthen the case for transmission between sex partners linked by partner tracing.

Thus, the PPARA −54,642 A variant (and its linked upstream partner) is relatively common in Caucasians, and is the most common allele in African Americans, but is relatively uncommon among Mexicans and Asians (≤15%).