Sentence examples for linking modalities from inspiring English sources

To understand C2C climate-action networks, we suggest a framework for mapping C2C: geographic bases (domestic, regional, and global C2C), linking modalities (multilateral, and institution-led C2C), and functions (information exchange, networking, lobbying and funding, research, standards and commitments provision, and monitoring and certification).

Interesting questions in experimental design may, e.g. be how best to screen with bulk sequencing to inform more focused single-cell sequencing strategies, or how to use 'non-omic' approaches such as high-content imaging and spectroscopy to link modalities that are mutually exclusive in the same sample (99).

We describe the infrastructure and functionality for a centralized preclinical and clinical data repository and analytic platform to support importing heterogeneous multi-modal data, automatically and manually linking data across modalities and sites, and searching content.

Linking these two modalities is, however, challenging due to the high complexity of the analyzed biological samples (mainly mammalian tissue sections).

It is argued that quality of life differences linked to modality without taking into consideration the time factor may restrict our understanding of differences and changes in QoL over time.

We conclude with suggestions for future multiscale connectome comparisons linking multiple scales and modalities of organization and suggest how such comparisons could contribute to a more complete fundamental understanding of brain organization and associated disease-related alterations.

By analyzing the response of the same group of xenografts to different treatment modalities and linking those responses to a number of potential biomarkers, we have both confirmed previously described relationships (low ERCC1 associated with cisplatin sensitivity) as well as uncovered potentially novel patterns (low pAkt relating to cetuximab sensitivity).

Lying between two major river corridors (the Loire to the west and the Allier to the east), this site provides a special opportunity for defining exploitation and management modalities linked to the territory occupied by the prehistoric humans who inhabited the cave and the role played by the landscape's structural elements in human behavior at the end of the Upper Pleistocene.

By multisensory spatial attention, we mean 'spatial attention that is linked across sensory modalities, and/or that has multisensory consequences' – for example, attending to a location that is defined visually typically has consequences both for the processing of visual and non-visual stimuli presented at that location, as compared to at other locations.

Section 5 is dedicated to an original method for the automatic generation of links across modalities, using transcription as a pivot modality.

This analogy is the one mostly used in the literature, and it will drive us in linking the different key problems across modalities.