Sentence examples for benefit of linking from inspiring English sources

Chantarat et al. (2007) using data from Kenya show the positive benefit of linking weather index insurance contracts for famine prevention as it allows timely response to shocks and reduces humanitarian costs through the pre-financing ability of insurance.

FOBT was related to immunization status, suggesting the possible benefit of linking these preventive services.

In the words of one doctor, 'there's a flaw in tying personal and practice development together.' These anxieties were partly resolved as individuals realised the benefit of linking personal learning to the enhancement of organisational systems.

She spoke about her experiences as a young ballerina, noticing the disparity in resources between different dance companies and the benefits of linking established and smaller groups.

Finally, it is important to note that although there is a relatively wide recognition of the benefits of linking data from multiple sources (social services, health records, preschool enrollment, school assessments, etc)., the methods to implement multiple, reliable large-scale linkages are very complex and present formidable challenges.

However, the benefits of linking global health to national security have not come without criticism or costs.

The benefits of linking content from instruments to the ICF have been described in various studies [ 9, 10, 30].

Comparison of primary and secondary care comorbidity data in adjusting for case mix in survival analyses, and the benefits of linking the two.

The framing of the HIV/AIDS pandemic as a threat to national security, predominantly between 2000 and 2005, also provides insights into the costs and benefits of linking health issues to national security agendas.

The article explores possible explanations of these observations, and identifies policy implications concerning the potential benefits of linking of health and industrial policy by African policy makers, and potential health benefits were donors to pay greater attention to sourcing from local producers.

Recurring use of bookmarks and links may also bring attention to the potential benefits of linking within EHRs using the openEHR and ISO 13606 linking constructs in order to create for example medical history descriptions or discharge summaries without repeating too many details.