Sentence examples for set of linkage from inspiring English sources
For example, a study of bipolar disorder may yield one set of linkage scores by counting only patients with bipolar I disorder as affected (narrow model), and another by counting patients with either bipolar I disorder or bipolar II disorder (broad model).
Subsequently, a set of linkage group-specific BAC/BIBAC clones was identified from the libraries using the mapped cDNA-derived RFLP markers.
These maps have low marker resolution and/or do not resolve a complete set of linkage groups (LGs) representative of the 2n = 36 karyotype of cassava (De Carvalho and Guerra 2002).
Recently, a set of linkage group-specific bacterial /binary bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC/BIBAC) clones was identified from two complementary BAC and BIBAC libraries constructed for cultivated sunflower cv.
The software required the following inputs: (i) seed (reference) map with one linkage group and marker positions per chromosome; and (ii) set of linkage groups from individual populations with marker positions and chromosome assignment for each group.
We used the R package OneMap (Margarido et al. 2007) to generate linkage maps for informative markers in each parent (hereafter referred to as FvbPat for paternal and FvbMat for maternal, or Fvb for the set of linkage groups).
"It is a set of linkages and it is a whole series of things, any one of which might be helpful in leading to a step-by-step de-escalation of the situation".
A network is a set of points connected by a set of linkages.
To construct the reference set of linkages, we considered all gene pairs as functionally linked if they shared annotation from this set of GO terms.
WADLS uses probabilistic data linkage methods to create and maintain a dynamic set of linkages across 30 administrative health datasets, including public and private hospital morbidity data, pharmaceutical claims records and death data [ 26].
Yet analysis approached in this way implicitly assumes a strong and complete set of linkages among the different sectors, which is manifestly not the case in many developing countries.
