Sentence examples for sound linkage from inspiring English sources
The PCF has a normative data in Portuguese; it was developed based on the Sound Linkage [ 35].
This study contributes to the development of a robust ethical and legal training platform for HREC members and their staff, which is a necessary foundation for the conduct of ethically sound data linkage research in Australia.
"Linkage" may sound neat in Paris, and among the Arabs of North Africa.
In the pre-learning session, subjects are unaware of the upcoming task and have no reason to process the gesture as something to imitate or to have linkage to sound.
(a) The desired concept requires extra linkage to the sound scene; (b) the participants focused on different objects or aspects related to the sound.
Despite a sound theoretical basis for probabilistic record linkage [ 2], it is often regarded as a second best method in comparison to exact linkage.
The distinction between data linkages in the surveillance context and targeted research is an important one, and the EPHT program must avoid the expectation that simple linkage approaches in the surveillance context can substitute for sound epidemiological research.
Prof Christopher Alden, at the London School of Economics, who is not involved on the new analysis, said: "The linkage [of the 2008 sale] with the surge in poaching is a sound one based on rigorous scholarly research".
A sound evaluation of the ethical issues involved requires understanding of the basic mechanics of data linkage, the associated benefits and risks, and the legal context in which it occurs.
Finally, it is worth noting that, from the perspective of sound change research, the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) is a uniquely apt instrument for investigating linkages between individual differences in cognitive processing style and sound-change inducing perceptual compensation variation.
