Sentence examples similar to vague linkage from inspiring English sources
As noted above the linkage analysis approach may somewhat vaguely be described as analyzing the amount of dependence or correlation between genotypes and phenotypes among the observable individuals in the data set at hand, and hence in the nonparametric case one does not incorporate information on any disease loci in the standard analysis or search.
This resulted in a high failure rate of Round 5 HSS proposals due to objectives that were too vague and ambitious and a contrived and superficial linkage between HSS activities and the specific diseases.
Levels of air pollution in cities are often kept quiet, and their linkage to diseases and gene mutations made as vague as possible.
But until its recent announcement of a vague linkage with several foreign exchanges, the NYSE seemed to have been left out of a powerful wave of international consolidation.
On occasion, though, the linkages between past, present and future are too minimal or hard to grasp, and the speaker is forced to admit that "there's nothing / but a vague skein like silk or torchlight / connecting this to that".
This approach is called a linkage analysis.
But "the linkage between racism and C.P.D".
