Sentence examples for linked to systems from inspiring English sources

The main trends linked to systems medicine applied to diabetes studies are summarized in Table 1.

Widespread recognition of these tangible and intangible consequences is linked to systems of morality that dictate the "right way to behave" (Fowler and Lepofsky 2011; Reo 2011; Reo and Whyte 2011).

To identify genes that were more fundamentally linked to systems regulated by gata3 we identified those that were common to all clusters and that shared correlation coefficients of >0.80.

that was linked to systems of politics and power relations [ 48], which shaped perceptions and actions, as opposed to a discrete and contextual resource deployed in planned processes of change [ 42, 61].

Because resource allocation processes tend to be more intimately linked to systems performance, and because intervention requires estimates of coverage levels, administrative data play a key role in determining the allocation of government and donor-supported initiatives (such as the GAVI Alliance) aimed at strengthening countries' immunization activities.

What emanates as a conclusion from our genetical genomic/phenomic approach for the search for "candidate genes" that influence non-dependent alcohol intake is that a group of genes/gene products that can be linked to systems which, in the rat (and human), control appetite and satiety, play an important role in variations in the non-dependent alcohol intake phenotype (see 5).

All individual molecular mechanisms can be linked to system stress in a stochastic manner.

In many cases, themes that patients identified as patient-level factors were linked to system-level factors.

The pre-study survey suggests that errors are linked to system and behaviour factors rather than a lack of education or training.

All AEs were linked to system organ class (SOC) and preferred term (PT) using Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA), version 14.0.

Diagnostic error is typically viewed as a cognitive failing [ 12], often caused by biases linked to system 1 (non-analytical, intuitive thinking).