A case study in Japan also found epidemiologic links between 5 persons colonized with B. holmesii, which indicates the ability of this pathogen to transmit from person to person (6 ).
We obtained reproductive data for all cases and controls born in 1935 and onwards using record linkage of the personal identification numbers of cases and controls to the Medical Birth Register [ 24] and the Danish Family Relations Database, which is based on kinship links between all persons registered in the Danish Civil Registration System [ 25].
And links between individual and campaign Web sites are permissible so long as the person setting up the site does not normally charge for links.
The alternative, which Mr. Louie supports, starts with some kind of investigative lead and then uses software tools to scan for links between a person under investigation and known terrorists, in terms of where they live, recent travel and other behavior.
This study, she says, "gives us good biological links" between a person's emotional state and their health.
She wouldn't talk to me for a long time, because she was scared... Other studies have shown strong links between a person's beliefs about contagiousness, hiding their sickness and avoiding treatment, and feeling stigmatized or fearing being ostracized[ 19, 29].
This person serves as a link between the person in charge of the IPV programme in Murcia's regional health system and the primary health care centre.
Ascribing morally responsibility establishes a link between a person or a group of people (the subject) and someone or something (the object) that is affected by the actions of the subject.
As people's work causes them to reach across boundaries of time, space and function, informal links between people (in person and electronic) are becoming increasingly powerful.
More theoretically, the issue of narrative raises the possibility of conceptual links between our themes, person-centred care and the law around capacity, best interests and deprivation of liberty.
