Sentence examples for interlinked areas from inspiring English sources

Using a combination of expert surveys and secondary data, we looked at the interlinked areas of policy formulation, policy implementation and the impact of OGD programmes across 77 countries.

This article presents an introduction to the main threats of climate change mainly on water resources, but it also assesses effects in interlinked areas such as agriculture, soil and land management.

The STEP-ED campaign, will therefore be pluralistic and implement three interlinked areas relevant to DUP.

Ventral posterior portions of PMC were found to be part of a network implicated in the visuo-spatial guidance of movements, whereas dorsal anterior portions of PMC were interlinked with areas involved in attentional control.

That is, dorsal posterior portions of PMC (i.e. the dorsal posterior part of BA 7 and 31 - ROIs 5 and 6) were shown to be part of a fronto-parietal network implicated in the visuo-spatial guidance of movements, whereas dorsal anterior portions of PMC (dorsal anterior part of BA 23 - ROI 1) were interlinked with areas involved in attentional control.

Women's self-help groups managed the system, which interlinked difficult-to-reach areas with main roads.

In recent years there has been a shift in biodiversity efforts from protected areas to one of interlinked habitat patches across multiple land tenure types.

The three main areas of research, which are interlinked and can contribute or delay the aging process are; studies involving free radicals, antioxidants, and co-factors.

The Mare area comprises a series of interlinked shanty towns which are home to more than 130,000 people.

The composite exhibits interlinked porous structure and offers high surface area which has been observed by X-ray diffraction, Field emission scanning electron microscopy, Transmission electron microscopy and Brunauer-Emmett-Teller surface area analysis.

Since the 1960s, certain areas of geochemical research have become interlinked with cosmology e.g., the study of the origin and relative abundance of elements in the solar system, the Milky Way Galaxy, and the universe as a whole; the chemical composition of meteorites; and the ages of terrestrial and lunar rocks.