Sentence examples for wealth of linkage from inspiring English sources

Of direct relevance, we have available an accumulated wealth of linkage data collected through traditional genetic methods over several decades, the full value of which has not been exhausted.

A wealth of data are available, including linkage studies in human alcoholics, microarray studies of inbred mouse strains' brains and rat brains exposed to ethanol, and studies of loss or gain of function of genes in organisms such as C. elegans and Drosophila [ 1, 2].

These data sets provide a wealth of information about colorectal cancer, and linkage to a clinical data set provides opportunities for future biomarker studies.

The environmental and health data that reside in federal and state health and environmental agencies hold a wealth of information if unlocked with appropriate linkages and analyses.

Thus, the sequence provides a solid foundation for a wealth of downstream research activities including marker development, linkage map construction and marker-trait association.

While no new gene has been positively identified since then, there is a wealth of new data from potentially important genetic linkage and association studies.

Despite the wealth of data generated, it is clear that linkage of national datasets in their current format is labour-intensive and not amenable to automation, but could be repeated at regular intervals to monitor trends over time.

The evidence of linkage is often weak.

"We were not expecting this level of linkage".

With linkage to census tract, a wealth of data on census tract level SES status indicators (e.g., poverty, education level, crowding) becomes available.

Despite the wealth of evidence on patient safety culture, limited evidence still exists about the linkage between predictors and outcomes of patient safety culture especially in countries of the Eastern Mediterranean Region.