Sentence examples for the missing linkage from inspiring English sources

Huhnt and Enge described a modelling technique that addresses the missing linkage between design and process information[1].

PCR was performed using SSR markers and specific primer pairs developed from the sequenced DArT markers located on the missing linkage groups (Tables S5 and S6).

Teng and Gu's (2007) study argued that successful policy implementation was dependent on good linkages between different levels of government and organizations at the local level and that any missing linkage results in an "implementation gap".

Because of missing linkage data, similar conclusions for the KCNA6-1-5 clusters cannot be drawn.

Finally, we excluded those with missing linkage to grandparents (n=98 338), which left a final analytical sample of 946 946.

We excluded those who emigrated or died before age 20 years (n=66 687) and those with unknown exposure status owing to missing linkage to either parent or any siblings (n=8318), which left 1 076 878 potential participants.

All of those interviewed for this study identified missing linkages between the science, business and capital providers as a significant barrier to knowledge flow and translation between actors in the innovation system.

This study provides some missing linkages among dynein, mitochondria, and atrophy/degeneration.

As younger maternal age has been associated with greater risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes, the higher potential for missed linkage when relying on social security number could underestimate this as a risk factor.

On the other hand, for those aspects of the mitochondrial (functional) pathology that were shared between P1b-KO and P1d-KO myofibers, the missing direct linkage of mitochondria to an intact IF network might have been a determining factor.

This will increase the risk of missed linkages of data on single individuals.