Sentence examples for patterns and linkages from inspiring English sources

"At a time when the nation is at a heightened state of alert, the Virginia Department of Health will take even more seriously our normal monitoring of illness and fatality, looking for patterns and linkages," said Lisa Kaplowitz, Deputy Commissioner for Emergency Preparedness and Response.

But this study demonstrates that already a limited amount of information allows the deduction of basic patterns and linkages between the natural environment and infrastructure systems.

Finally, researchers can search for patterns and linkages between the concepts and themes or draw together different events of alternative versions to form a rich descriptive narrative (Rubin and Rubin 2005) (Table 1).

43 Following descriptive analysis, patterns and linkages among views, experiences and behaviours of the participants will be explored.

Development of categories was undertaken by asking the following questions: What patterns and linkages emerge from the data related to disability?

Clinically meaningful patterns and linkages were visible; cluster I, which mostly corresponded to an ERA subset, and a large subset of cluster III, which corresponded to RF-negative polyarthritis, suggested that the clustering recapitulated expert-derived patient subtypes while stratifying patients more homogeneously.

The haplotype patterns and linkage disequilibrium coefficients (D' is degree of imbalance in module and R is degree of correlation) were inferred using Haploview [ 23], based on the algorithm of expectation and maximization [ 24].

The permethylated glycans were detected as [M +- Na]2+- ions, and tandem mass spectrometry of these ions produced substantial, albeit incomplete, structural information on the branching patterns and linkage types for various GPI glycoforms of the variant surface glycoprotein.

In this case, we draw general conclusions about the disease pattern over space, relatively on a small scale (restricted in the city level only), and further, predict the disease incidence to suggest better precautionary measures with a better understanding of the pattern and linkage of the disease with climatic factors at the zonal level.

Sustainable fisheries management, marine spatial planning and environmental decision support systems rely on an understanding species distribution patterns and habitat linkages.

By simultaneously and repeatedly consulting interview data with case study evidence from different phases of the analysis, we were able to develop and refine our initial research questions, identify causal patterns, devise concepts of health governance based on these patterns, and establish linkages between the data.