Sentence examples for direct linkages to from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, however, and in Europe in particular, agencies often have less direct linkages to elected assemblies.
Again, since all DSSTox substances and associated structure content have been deposited in PubChem, direct linkages to PubChem content are available through PubChem identifiers (CIDs).
Current conservation practice recommendations could be improved by incorporating more direct linkages to the ecologically based technical literature, more up-to-date information on adaptive management strategies in highly variable rangeland systems, and integration of monitoring strategies designed to directly test the efficacy of specific conservation practices.
These diseases have direct linkages to a lack of exercise and poor diet and diets higher in total calories, processed sugars and unhealthy fats but low in fiber.
When the information can be spatio-temporally mapped it reveals relationships and logics that have also quantifiable and direct linkages to the urban and built environment at multiple scales.
Historically, most research conducted by the NIEHS community has emphasized an assessment of the toxicologic effects of environmental agents on biological processes using animal models; in many instances these studies have not made direct linkages to human disease.
John Connors, chief financial officer at Microsoft, said: "We very much continue to believe strongly in the direct linkage to our employees being shareholders and creating long-term shareholder value.
In rural and remote areas this technology has been used by primary care providers to provide consultations for patients through direct linkage to urban-based specialists.
He added, "I am not going to make a direct linkage to the $20 billion, but our ability to fund these assets and the cash coming from these assets that are securing these funds would be lost" if the House bill were enacted by Congress.
