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The relationships described by the founding entrepreneur are dyadic between the stakeholders and herself but it is also understood that the relationships may also involve multiple linkages and networking among the stakeholders (Bhattacharya and Korschun, 2008; Rowley, 1997).

The multiple linkages and complex nature of health services influences the methodological approach to researching rural health service provision and decision making.

Schiex et al. [ 8], developed procedures and released CarthaGene software [ 21] to merge and solve integrated maps representing multiple linkage and RH data sets.

The strongest evidence for a shared genetic etiology between FTLD and ALS came from multiple linkage and genome-wide association (GWA) studies that established a shared disease locus on chromosome 9p (120–131).

The watershed management effectively accounts multiple linkages between livelihood and natural resource management (Hope 2007; Tiwari et al. 2008).

For the linkage map constructed using the unmasked scaffolds as a reference, each megascaffold anchored markers from multiple linkage groups, and megascaffolds 1 and 2 anchored markers from all 9 linkage groups.

Second, we argue that a finer-grained analysis of the product architecture shows the existence of multiple linkages between product architecture and industry structure, and that these different linkages help explain the observed intra-industry heterogeneity across firms.

High classification stringency was used to analyse the gene lists with the following settings; a kappa similarity threshold of 0.85, a minimum term overlap of three, two initial and final group membership with 0.50 multiple linkage threshold and a modified Fisher-exact p-value or enrichment thresholds of 0.05.

Although now a relatively simple task, it was previously necessary to consult multiple linkage maps and assess their colinearity to obtain this same information.

While the role of social assistance spending has traditionally been less examined in the SDH literature, a number of recent analyses have found multiple linkages between social assistance spending and population health outcomes [ 6, 34].

As a result of this study, opportunities now exist for cross-fertilization among these six countries as well as national HIV program reviews to adjust geographical distribution and decentralization of HIV services and to systematically strengthen multiple linkages.