It's as if there would be no need for LinkedIn".
The paper asks for views on whether NHS commissioners and local authorities should take into account the need for links with family and friends when making decisions about treatment and living arrangements.
There is currently a need for link-level, city wide modelling of cycling, both to ensure the needs of existing cyclists are catered for in planning, and to model the effects of changing infrastructure in shaping cyclist behaviour.
Low-rank coals, such as lignites, have considerable natural permeability and can be exploited for UCG without the need for linking technologies.
Several socio-economic studies carried-out by the European Commission show not only the emerging technological and industrial trends, but they also emphasise the need for linking sustainable technologies with social change.
We highlight additional issues requiring attention to further advance the field, including the need for linked cooperative studies of the rates and causes of mortality of co-occurring holozooplankton and ichthyoplankton.
Such "dynamic phenotyping" (Lunshof et al. 2010) supported by web-based personal genetic data sharing has been presented as a potential response to the need for linking and collecting phenotypic and other health related information in longitudinal prospective studies in which genomic data are generated.
Because of the need for linking to other records only patients with ID-number were included in this study.
They also increasingly influence national and global policies as the need for linking global and national initiatives and for partner coordination increases [ 4].
Patients with chronic and complex psychotic illnesses would be expected to have a high need for linked services and so we conducted a sub-group analysis.
However, the need for linking the risk models directly to the clinical trial database became gradually evident after transfer, but access to the database remained problematic.
