Sentence examples for to further linkage from inspiring English sources

The construction of an Asian genetic map may be applicable to further linkage studies of Asian ethnic groups as well as to understanding the genomic variations between Asians and Caucasians with megabase resolution.

The physico-chemical surface modifications, related with a modified morphology, an increased polarity and a higher level of surface oxidation, may be favorable to the further linkage of selected biological species relevant in medical usages.

More broadly, research is needed to determine further linkages between unknown HIV status and abortion complications.

To identify the physiological variant(s) responsible for the previously reported associations between TNFSF4 genotype/haplotype and MI [5] and to further define linkage disequilibrium blocks, additional SNPs were selected from public databases and verified by DNA sequencing.

Larger-scale study is needed to further characterize linkage disequilibrium these markers in multiple populations from around the world.

Cases of colorectal cancer were defined according to codes (153.xx and 154.xx) from the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9), and further linkage to the Catastrophic Illness Registry Dataset aimed to confirm the identification of a cancer diagnosis.

Further linkage to central mortality records allowed us to estimate mortality without restricting analyses to the subset of patients who died in hospital, thus avoiding changes in mortality over time due simply to changes in the relative proportions of patients who died in and outside hospital.

Further linkage to VEGF can be inferred from the finding that low dose simvastatin induces phosphorylation of Akt which is a critical pathway in endothelial cell survival and angiogenesis [37].

Further linkage to the pathological registry was made for the retrieval of histopathological samples for re-review and laboratory analysis.

On the other hand, the presence of multiple, parallel testing experiences may reflect on patient health seeking behaviour that might be limiting further linkage to care.

The sampling process was performed using free publicly available GIS data sources and enables further linkage to specific obesity-related behavioural characteristics of environments, for example, using free publicly available remote imaging.