Sentence examples for effective linking from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 shows that our method not only found the linking term "blood viscosity" also found by SemRep, but also found more effective linking terms.

As can be seen from Table 5, compared with the results obtained by SemRep method, our method significantly improves the number and proportion of effective linking terms.

For example, in the case of Raynaud's disease and fish oil, the concepts of platelet aggregation, blood vessel contraction are all effective linking terms.

The increase in the number of effective linking sites also accounts in a natural way for the larger saturation value for which (Δ f max∝ p is expected.

In addition, we define the effective linking terms as the terms in a sentence which can connect the initial term and the target term.

The ratios of our method are much higher than those of SemRep method, and more effective linking terms mean more possible useful hypothesis is generated.

She wants more effective links between industry and universities.

Building an effective link between science and politics isn't easy.

If you don't have effective links with communities, you cannot know what is going on.

Few effective links exist between the rebels' exile leader, Gen. Salim Idris, and the most powerful groups on the ground.

His introduction might have been the key to the whole campaign, helping to bring Gilberto Silva into the game and forming a more effective link between midfield and attack.