Sentence examples for greater linkage from inspiring English sources
At the Cheyenne Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, the group's president and chief executive, Darren Rudloff, said he thought a greater linkage with Denver was inevitable and mostly positive.
In biology, positive approaches would be to ask which of two populations had greater β-diversity, had greater age polyethism, or had greater linkage disequilibrium.
There should be a greater linkage between the BSFP monitoring systems and existing data collection systems.
To demonstrate well-being results, the next Programme will need greater linkage of CCD to particular thematic areas.
Recommendation #3: Enhance advocacy The new challenges identified, in the section below, will require promotion of greater linkage and partnership through strengthening of the UNICEF Country Office COO) technical capacity in the health policy advice.
Enhance advocacy - The new challenges identified, in the section below, will require promotion of greater linkage and partnership through strengthening of the UNICEF Country Office (CO) technical capacity in the health policy advice.
Low cost and high quality coverage processes of engineering to improve institutional efficiency through greater linkages with local economic and social development is proposed.
4. Stronger Collaboration between Home, School and Community Greater linkages should be fostered at all levels including: at the national level with key agencies that are currently not involved, in determining collaboration with civil society organizations and in particular with parents who were generally found to play a limited role in the programme and to have limited awareness.
"We are the gateway site to Hudson Yards, with the greatest linkage to transportation," said Dennis Friedrich, chief executive of Brookfield.
As a rule, the greater the linkage disequilibrium associated with a gene, the more likely that the gene has been under recent selection.
Hence, compared with the tagSNP-based genome-wide association study, admixture mapping requires many fewer markers to tag the whole genome and therefore increases the detection power at a reduced resolution, which is still greater than linkage analysis (Patterson et al. 2004; Smith and O'Brien 2005).
