Sentence examples for time linkage from inspiring English sources

Although the resident population of O. mykiss in Sashin Lake was derived from the migratory steelhead in the lower Creek, over time, linkage disequilibrium between loci in the above-barrier and below-barrier populations could have accumulated in these populations, and could influence the degree of genetic correlation in this study.

However, it should be underlined that similar to the pedigree-based methods, the different molecular methods may give divergent results depending on the sampling strategy or the parameter used to compute N e (evolution of heterozygosity or variance of allele frequency over time, linkage disequilibrium,…) [ 35, 36].

Dynamic time-linkage optimization problems (DTPs) are a special class of dynamic optimization problems (DOPs) with the feature of time-linkage.

Time-linkage means that the decisions taken now could influence the problem states in future.

Cutting et al. (2010) linked their results to fractal patterns in human cognition (Gilden, 2001, 2009), but at the time the linkage seemed tenuous.

The mean time for linkage to care, 1/ γ, was calibrated from the VCH report [ 81].

At the time of linkage, cancer register data were available through 2004.

Our data show for the first time a linkage between HPV16 positivity and CADM1 methylation in OPSCC.

Not all cancers diagnosed in Finland in 2007 had been reported to the Finnish cancer registry by the time of linkage in June 2008.

At the time of linkage the NCSCH was complete from 1982 to 2007 and therefore we were able to ascertain all malignancies that occurred in ARAD participants from the time of their enrolment.

To allow researchers to gain a picture of an individual's health over time, data linkage techniques are utilised to identify which administrative records from multiple datasets belong to the same person.