Sentence examples for well-established linkage from inspiring English sources

Therefore, important questions are raised regarding pigs given their well-established linkage in the evolution and ecology of influenza viruses.

These compounds, which are produced naturally by livestock and eliminated in urine and feces, are potent EDCs and have a well-established linkage with the development of intersex and other reproductive dysfunctions in exposed aquatic organisms.

Such companies usually have well-established linkages with universities though universities are mainly seen by them as a source of new employees, and not partners for R&D.

BCCR, established in 1969, maintains a high quality database, consistently recording more than 85% of all cancer cases in the province, and has well-established linkages with BC Vital Statistics database to capture death data.

This is of even greater importance when newly-established datasets and linkages are used, which is in contrast to the well-established datasets and linkage protocols used by the CHeReL which generated the linked data for this study.

Western Australia was chosen for this study because of its unique position in Australia of having a well-established health data linkage system that includes both hospital and RAC data [ 19].

Table  1 provides a summary by state and data collection of the missing data within the variables supplied for linkage.> As WA and NSW had well established linkage infrastructure in place, records from these states had been linked and extensively reviewed within their own jurisdiction and assigned a jurisdiction-specific linkage key.

Finally, they drew on the well-established methods of genotyping and linkage analysis to identify stretches of similar DNA shared by breast cancer patients in a family.

Better linkage with well-established regulatory authorities (The Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) and the use of Patient Reported Outcome Measures can make this process more effective.

Previously, we tested some well-established indirect tests of recombination (linkage disequilibrium vs. distance using D′ and r, Homoplasy Test, Pairwise Homoplasy Index, Neighborhood Similarity Score, and Max χ) on sequence data derived from the only empirically confirmed case of human mtDNA recombination thus far and demonstrated that some methods were unable to detect recombination.

This paper describes the detailed process of event linkage and compares directly an event-based linkage method for identifying transition events between two care sectors in Australia with a well-established high quality longitudinal person-based linkage which facilitates identification of event data for individuals.