Sentence examples for linking subjects from inspiring English sources

And don't discount the possibility of linking subjects in joint and combined degrees.

Diabetes status was determined by linking subjects to the validated Ontario Diabetes Database, an administrative database registry of diabetes patients.

From this, he grasped the principle of linking subject areas to present the fuller picture made possible by the emerging discipline of cultural history.

Headden's workshop warned against "text-to-self" questions, or linking subject matter to the students' life experiences.

By linking subject-specific characteristics with model parameters, we can identify relevant covariates for model.

The database linking subject identity to anonymisation codes will be stored securely at each local site for a period of five years following the completion of the trial.

The first issue was devoted to the linked subjects of the Iran hostage crisis and the election of Ronald Reagan as president.

The pièce de résistance here is a muscular wall work, the remnants of an action that the artist performed in the space using Olympic-grade weights; it relates to his upcoming film, "River of Fundament," which links subjects as various as Norman Mailer, Chrysler automobiles, the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris, Harry Houdini, and the chimeric artist James Lee Byars.

We linked subjects to the Regional Mortality Registry, and collected the date of death and the underlying cause of death (coded to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) revision 9).

To assess the former, we linked subjects to corresponding 2000 U.S. Census data at the block-group level, which captures a fairly homogeneous residential area of 600 to 3,000 persons (see also general geocoding methods, above).

Certainly, there are issues in there, which run from EU withdrawal, through the linked subject of immigration, to Britain's foreign aid budget.