Sentence examples for increasing linkage from inspiring English sources

This has become especially interesting since Narin et al. [Narin, F., Hamilton, K.S., Olivastro, D., 1995. Linkage between agency supported research and patented industrial technology. Research Evaluation 5 (3), 183 187.] observed an increasing linkage between US technology and public science.

Second, multilocus analyses may be more sensitive to the effects of fragmentation in the short term, although the effects of increasing linkage disequilibrium on population viability remain uncertain.

In the subsequent five-year period, there was increasing linkage with other policy areas including development, health, and climate change through the Global Platforms in 2011 and 2013 (WHO 2013).

It will also be important to test the effectiveness of targeted intervention during and after post-test counselling with the aim of increasing linkage to care.

From this analysis, we identified 12 additional clusters and were able to refine positions of 82 scaffolds between these clusters, thereby increasing linkage map resolution and accuracy.

While evidence supports that behavioral and cognitive interventions can be effective for improving ART adherence in sub-Saharan Africa [ 31, 32], few studies have rigorously evaluated approaches for increasing linkage to HIV care in high-prevalence regions [ 31].

The Hawkesbury campus of Western Sydney University has an established water recycling scheme to support both agricultural productivity and landscape amenity, along with increasing linkages to infrastructure protection from bush fire risk.

The growth of the social web and the increasing linkages to what some call "Web 4.0" will make sifting and sorting our time and attention for "real" friends more and more challenging.

As a longtime fundraiser for the Republican Party and immigrant from the Punjab region of India, Kumar has been a source of increasing linkages over the past years between Republican leadership and the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) whose leader, Narendra Modi, currently serves as Prime Minister of India.

This study focused on evaluating service integration approaches directed at increasing linkages between low-income families and services existing in their communities.

Preliminary findings demonstrate an ACC approach designed for adolescents can increase linkage and retention in continuing care and improve short-term substance use outcomes.