Considered the leading internal candidate for Kessler's job, Friedman told Science in a recent interview that the FDA "needs more effective linkages with scientists outside the agency".
Major gaps found in follow-up care across both arms, indicate the need for more effective linkage-to-HIV care strategies.
This finding suggests the need to develop more effective linkages with other services and collaborative strategies to remove access barriers.
27 Association studies are likely to be more effective tools than linkage studies for studying genetically complex traits because they can have greater statistical power to detect genetic variants with small effects.
The groups also facilitated CHW coordination, supervision, and reporting functions and increased interactions among and between CHWs and health center staff, leading to more effective community-facility linkages that may have contributed to the increase in care-seeking at the facility level.
Easier and more cost-effective linkage of other databases to HES.
While genome wide association studies are appropriately powered to detect common variants of modest effect, linkage studies are more effective in detecting rare variants of larger effect even in the presence of allelic heterogeneity.
Comparative analysis among different species using gene-derived markers on linkage maps was more effective because genes are well conserved through evolution [ 46].
On the other hand, cleavage of disulfide linkage is a more effective process inside tumor cells due to the significantly increased GSH levels in tumor cells.
Regardless, these results suggest that this homology-based approach to fragment linkage might become more effective as more related genomes become available, as is expected due to the ever-decreasing cost of genome sequencing.
It is possible that a requirement for sub-millisecond simultaneity is a special requirement for individual dots, providing some form of linkage that makes them more effective at eliciting shape memory.
