Sentence examples for facilitate the link from inspiring English sources

■ Traditional leaders who admonish health workers or facilitate the link of committees to government PHC managers to effect behaviour change among health workers.

Community learning activities encourage residents to participate in which facilitate the link between individuals and communities with various forms and contents that be able to connect with other learning environments.

Therefore, the aims of the current narrative review were 1) synthesize the evidence for metabolic-inflammatory changes that may facilitate the link between medical comorbidity and BD and 2) discuss therapeutic and preventive implications of these pathways.

Journal writing is a method that has been used to promote reflective thinking in health science students and professionals [ 5, 6], to facilitate the link between academic learning and clinical practice [ 7], and to assist students to explore and change their attitudes toward patients [ 7, 8].

It was the Old Trafford connection between Flintoff and Moores, Lancashire's former head coach, that helped facilitate the link-up in Australia.

Subsequently, the obtained CdSe@SiO2 QDs were decorated with organosilane-functionalized CDs to facilitate the linking of CdSe@SiO2 and the CDs via silicon-oxygen bonds, as well as to enhance the interactions between the CDs and the molecularly imprinted silica matrix [37].

Expert Centres will provide a framework to facilitate the linking of this knowledge to biological samples.

Improved individual identification in health and demographic surveillance sites will improve data quality and will facilitate the linking of HDSS and health facility data.

Patients were asked to provide their name and date of birth to facilitate the linking of survey results to those of their GP's assessment.

A crucial difference however is that with the HRSS (and now CPRD) anonymisation takes place after records are downloaded into a 'safe haven' in order to facilitate the linking of data from a range of sources.

This analysis will enable any variations in resource use between the two treatment groups to be identified, measured and valued and facilitate the linking of patterns/costs of resource use to maternal and child health outcomes and other agreed measures of 'effectiveness' and 'success'success