Sentence examples similar to an idea of linkage from inspiring English sources

The industry, which originally backed the idea of linkage, now wants to repeal the law.

By translating the idea of improved linkages into an actionable framework for creating coherence between early learning and elementary education IEL is working to accelerate efforts to ensure that all children thrive as they move through their early childhood and early elementary years.

Schoen (2014), building on the birth-death model in Schoen (2013), presented a multistate projection approach based on the idea of "intrinsic linkages," i.e., linear relationships between the dominant right eigenvectors of projection matrices and the sequence of population compositions.

Furthermore it might be interesting to give researchers possibilities to contribute new ideas of data linkage.

A summary of linkage studies in maize.

It may, if there's a lot of linkage disequilibrium.

"I'd hope that all Jews would come to a deeper sense of linkage to their faith," Rabbi Hain said.

"There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of linkage between him and his specific target".

Is there a theme or some kind of linkage between the acts?

A promising idea, of course.

He is just a fan, a vice president and general counsel of Linkage Inc., a corporate education company in Lexington, Mass.