Sentence examples for improving linkages from inspiring English sources

In addition, five challenges for this science are identified: accounting for change, addressing sponsorship and timelines, appreciating different knowledge systems, adaptively communicating, and improving linkages to policy.

It addresses the challenge of sustainable development by advancing scientific understanding of human-environment systems; improving linkages between research and policy communities; and building capacity for linking knowledge with action to promote sustainability.

At present we are interested in research assistants to help with integrating social science and natural science data, including data processing and documentation for NASA data center work aimed at improving linkages between socioeconomic and Earth science data.

These include improving linkages between objectives, policies, and rules within land use plans; and strengthening the linkages between land use and emergency management plans.

Speaking to the Council on Foreign Relations as Secretary of State back in January of 2010, Clinton said that the US was "engaging in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade negotiations as a mechanism for improving linkages among many of the major Asia-Pacific economies".

3. It defines the objectives of improving linkages by making marketing interventions.

The country has thus developed a strategic framework for improving linkage to care".

Interventions focused on integrating intensive TB screening into HIV diagnostic services and improving linkage to HIV and TB care would be of substantial benefit in controlling these epidemics.

This will also lead to an increased ability to uniformly sample SNPs derived from HTS data, further improving linkage and IBD approaches.

Once linkage was identified as a challenge for the HTC and ART programs in the country, a strategic framework for improving linkage between testing and care facilities was developed.

One mathematical simulation study of HIV testing and treatment strategies in South Africa found that improving linkage to and retention in care was associated with a 55% lower rate of new infections compared to universal testing and treatment alone [ 36].