Sentence examples for improve data sharing from inspiring English sources

The main objective of the ASHT project was to improve data sharing between EU Member States.

We are determined to shift the culture of the public sector to improve data sharing where it is in the public interest and within legislative boundaries, and we will use the latest technology to deliver this.

Ontologies are used within the context of Spatial Data Infrastructures to denote a formally represented knowledge that is used to improve data sharing and information retrieval.

Our experimental results show that three-layer image structure can improve data sharing between VMs, and the similarity ratio between WE images can reach 70%.

The regulator will also require payday lenders to be clearer about their fees and charges, make it easier for borrowers to shop around without hurting their credit record, improve data sharing between lenders and oblige them to give borrowers a summary of charges.

The information is based on survey responses from ENGAGE partners who answered questions about situations encountered and provided recommendations to improve data sharing.

Technological advances in Earth observation and Web technologies have allowed the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) for improved data sharing at various scales.

To help government, industries and consumers cooperate, the report calls for a common risk vocabulary, improved data sharing along and between supply chains, and more flexible response strategies.

Also in this week's Science, McNutt co-authored a Policy Forum article urging improved data sharing in the field sciences, including geology, ecology, and archaeology.

Implementation plans indicated seven main areas of work: 1) establishing a telehealth pathway; 2) improving patient assessment and review; 3) improving service delivery; 4) improving data sharing and access; 5) raising awareness of telehealth; 6) improving evaluation of telehealth; and 7) securing financial investment for telehealth.

Of course, such goals could be realised only if the limitations in the routine data collection systems identified by this study are addressed through appropriate interventions to strengthen the local maternal and child health information systems, and improved data sharing mechanisms with the non-government sector as well as with the local civil registration of stillbirths, births, and deaths.