Sentence examples for modern linkage from inspiring English sources

We examined how the modern linkage analysis software Merlin [Abecasis et al., 2002] would perform in detecting these simulated homozygous regions.

Modern record linkage enables validation of self-report with national prescribing data as gold standard.

A worked example can be found in Tables 1 and 2. Porter and Winkler examined the effects of various string similarity comparators on the performance of a modern probabilistic record linkage system [ 31].

Vikram et al. (2015) attributed drought susceptibility of many modern high-yielding varieties to linkage between a drought susceptibility QTL and the semidwarf gene sd1.

Prediction of intrauterine growth disorders represents a compelling challenge for the modern obstetrics because of their linkage with both adverse perinatal outcomes and long-terms effects on good health.

More recently, insights into the genotype-to-phenotype problem have been gained from linkage studies using modern genotyping techniques.

Although traditional linkage analysis and modern high-throughput techniques often provide hundreds of disease gene candidates, identifying disease genes in the candidate genes by using the biological experiment method time-consuming and expensive.

The dramatic increase in the number of genes "captured" by the Affymetrix 6.0 and Illumina Human 1M platforms illustrate that these modern products were designed with linkage disequilibrium patterns in mind, and gene-centric analysis approaches that do not account for LD are likely not using data available for large numbers of genes.

Equally important is the relatively strong position of traditional birth attendants as culturally acceptable and trusted source of service providers, who apparently do not have formal linkages with the modern health care and no incentives for early referral and communication.

It was especially exciting to identify a ribozyme that could catalyze 3′ 5′ phosphodiester linkages, akin to how modern life's proteinaceous enzymes polymerize nucleic acids (Bartel and Szostak 1993).

In very sophisticated modern aircraft, there is no direct mechanical linkage between the pilot's controls and the control surfaces; instead they are actuated by electric motors.