Sentence examples similar to off linkage from inspiring English sources

Some research projects require a 'simple' once-off linkage of one or more existing datasets, while others require more intricate linkage of datasets (e.g. genealogical linkage).

Use of the best methods examined here for homes and on and off systems (linkage by system and linkage using GIS, respectively) would yield observable ORs of only 1.28 and 1.17.

Time cut-offs for linkage to care for both timely CD4 count and ART initiation are somewhat arbitrary.

Limited evidence suggests that the revitalization process is strongly dependent on the scale, quality and location of the food shopping facilities of such centres and the associated 'spin-off' shopping linkages.

"We tried to see if they were interested in freeing Alan Gross in exchange for things we wanted to do anyway"—mostly changes in provisions of the embargo—"but they would not move off of a linkage of Gross and Gerardo".

Genes up to ~20 kb apart are found to be linked, but this linkage drops off at approximately 100 kb, similar to what has been observed in a study using the same methodology with 24 E. coli strains [ 14], even though the drop in the actual magnitude of LD is larger in E. coli compared to that of C. trachomatis.

We use 'LD-proxy-annotations' (see Methods) to address the issue that many GWAS hits will not be directly causal, but will only tag an off-panel causal variant by linkage disequilibrium.

Our analysis also demonstrates a clear linkage and trade-off between using more OPV prior to OPV cessation and the amount of expected OPV needed in the stockpile for outbreak response.

The linkage can be cut off by the analyte, thus recovering the fluoresence of the acceptor dye.

The active hand-off model was especially useful when the linkage coordinator and long-term case managers were located at the same agency.

As in linkage analysis [ 19], it pays off to select "extreme" individuals for genotyping in those breast cancer families.