Sentence examples for enhanced linkages from inspiring English sources

The approach enhanced linkages between the components of the 'House Model' contributing to HRH system development.

Consequently, enhanced linkages between global health and digital studies may improve the academic experience and educational outcomes for students in each.

It is beyond the scope of this manuscript to review the existing animal models (see Stephens and Krebs 1986; Stephens et al. 2007), but we believe that there is considerable room for enhanced linkages between processes of interest to plant ecologists and plant physiologists mediated through pre-existing understanding of foraging ecology.

The Health Resources Service Administration HRSSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau's Special Projects of National Significance SPNSS) was a national multi site enhanced linkage-to-care program implemented for young MSM (YMSM) of color.

Social and geographical proximity enhance linkages and are important door openers to new linkages, as they foster a trustful atmosphere and facilitate interactions among local actors (Belso-Martinez, 2016).

During the workshop, key value chain actors will discuss how to enhance linkages and cooperation.

By engaging multidisciplinary stakeholders, we will enhance linkages necessary for dissemination of our results.

80 81 Too many gaps or too wide the spacings between groups can indicate disunity or disintegration, which makes it hard to enhance linkages.

The Division also will provide policy advice for enhancing linkages throughout the post-harvest system as well as guidance on options for improving the competitiveness of enterprises benefiting rural women who are the major contributors to the post-production sector.

The average number of contacts with external stakeholders to create an enabling environment per truck driver served was 0.11, and 91.9% of these contacts were with the community at large in the form of mass and special events and 8.1% with other external stakeholders for advocacy and with agencies to enhance linkages.

Of these contacts, 77% were with the community at large in the form of mass or special events, 12.1% were with other external stakeholders in the form of advocacy meets and with agencies to enhance linkages, and 10.9% were with sex workers regarding formation of community based organisations and facilitation of non-sexual health needs.