Sentence examples for effective links between from inspiring English sources
She wants more effective links between industry and universities.
Changes in T g were mostly ascribed to changes in chain mobility [9, 20], but effective links between the polymeric chains and the nanotube surface might be as well of relevance [6, 10].
Our results suggest that increased attention to trophic interactions, diversity measures other than richness, and particularly the effects of consumers on evenness and primary productivity, will improve our understanding of the relationship between diversity and ecosystem functioning and allow more effective links between experimental results and real-world changes in biodiversity.
Health care for everyone along the life cycle - from before conception into adolescence - must also be timely and have effective links between all levels.
However, this straightforward narrative of evaluation-based EBP modelled on medicine has long existed in a broader landscape of initiatives to foster closer and more effective links between research and policy (or between researchers and policy-makers).
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.
That will only happen if the Watson bridge holds up and he can become the effective link between the incoming socialists and the ousted managerial social democrats Lord Prescott knew that Blair quickly offered Labour the imminent prospect of a return to power.
The switch enabled them to stifle Real's attacking intent, but also deprived them of an effective link between their midfield three and strikers Drogba and Burak Yilmaz.
Regarding long-term outcome prospects, the International Adult Literacy Study (OECD and Statistics Canada 2000) performed in the mid-nineties and the subsequent study Adult Literacy and Lifeskills (ALL) Survey provided early evidence of the effective link between fundamental mathematical competencies and criteria of success in later life, such as individual income and employment prospects.
Exacerbating the early discharge issues was the difficulty of maintaining a strong and effective link between hospital and community services.
