Sentence examples for effective linkage from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, without an effective linkage between population surveys and administrative records similar studies will continue to face the same limitation.

This process requires the effective linkage of many scientific datasets that are both sparse and are growing independent of each other [2 4].

The IMINLP model could provide an effective linkage between carbon sequestration and electric generating capacity expansion with the aim of minimizing system costs.

Our methodology provides an effective linkage between the defect scale, of the order of one nanometer, and the continuum scale involving multiple grain orientations.

ART coverage defined as the number of patients receiving ART at a point in time, divided by the number needing treatment is determined by timely HIV diagnosis and effective linkage to ART.

46– 48 The potential benefits of early HIV diagnosis through increased uptake in counseling and testing rely on effective linkage to and retention in HIV care systems.

The UAC acknowledges that, since the programme's launch in 2010, it has not been formally scaled up nationally, and effective linkages between it and other HIV services have not been put in place.

This capability was buttressed in May when WHO launched an initiative to build more effective linkages between local and global public-health surveillance, epidemiology, and response systems.

Considered the leading internal candidate for Kessler's job, Friedman told Science in a recent interview that the FDA "needs more effective linkages with scientists outside the agency".

According to Churchill, Carsrud, Gaglio, and Olm (1987), the basic assumption of social network theory is that the founder is embedded in a complex set of social networks that either facilitate or inhibit venture development by facilitating or inhibiting effective linkages between the founder and the required resources and available economic opportunities.

Several strategies for improving pre-release discharge planning have been identified; effective linkages need to include engagement in substance abuse or mental health treatment and housing, in addition to HIV medical care (Baillargeon et al. 2010a,2010b; Rich et al. 2001; Springer et al. 2011; Wolitski & Project START Writing Group 2006).