Sentence examples for methodologies that link from inspiring English sources

Experimental methodologies that link SNPs to HLA alleles offer considerable savings (both in time and expense) over direct HLA-typing technologies and make large-scale investigations into HLA variation feasible.

The paper (Corson 1974) delivered methodologies that link properties of two-phase structures to the experimentally calculated two-, and three-point probability functions.

We consciously developed methodologies that linked to the history and culture of our firm or used client voices to support and build the business case for change.

The Economist Intelligence Unit's quality-of-life index is based on a unique methodology that links the results of subjective life-satisfaction surveys to the objective determinants of quality of life across countries.The results of the surveys seem to indicate that an interplay of modernity and tradition is essential in determining life satisfaction.

This may be measured by morphologic criteria using standard microscopic techniques, but it is more often measured in vivo by application of the TUNEL (TdT-mediated dUTP-biotin nick end labeling) methodology that links biotinylated nucleotides to the enormous number of DNA strand ends created during late-stage apoptosis.

Ecological microbiology developed novel methodologies that allow links to be established between community structure and function (such a metagenomics), even if LGT is rampant between organisms, as they examine molecular data at the gene or population level.

This required a methodology that could link the way the intervention was delivered to the specific outputs or outcomes from that intervention, or in other words, the theories to explain change.

CMV is an interaction methodology that involves linked view manipulations distributed across multiple visualizations, and recent evaluations demonstrate that this approach fosters more creative and efficient analysis than non-coordinated views [111].

We have developed a novel methodology that uses linked routinely collected data to evaluate the long-term costs and benefits of services for specific conditions provided at alternative hospitals (risk adjusted cost-effectiveness (RAC-E) analysis) [ 2, 3].

Currently, such analyses are statistically challenging, but could link present initiatives in systems biology with results and methodologies that have developed in evolutionary biology over the past 60 years.

That link is weakening.