Sentence examples for link for understanding from inspiring English sources

Policy implementation by private actors constitutes a "missing link" for understanding the implications of private governance.

Taken together, these observations suggest that ice-rich material has played a major role in shaping the present-day landscape in the transition zone between the Elysium Rise and the Utopia Planitia Basin, and they provide a link for understanding Amazonian-aged degradation processes of ice-rich deposits in an area with no significant topographic relief.

These findings suggest that, when utilized in an integrated approach, microRNA expression profiles in conjunction with corresponding gene expression data may provide a critical link for understanding mechanisms involved in chemosensitivity and chemoresistance.

The development of an integrated reservoir description is particularly important for low-permeability gas reservoirs systems, and characterization of the well/reservoir performance is the critical link for understanding the flow behavior of low-permeability reservoirs systems.

Further transdisciplinary efforts are clearly needed to address this link, key for understanding how plant populations 'move' across changing landscapes.

By identifying the emergent properties of populations and landscapes based on the decisions of individual hosts, LiNK provides a basis for understanding how the complexities of the anthropogenic landscape influence patterns of pathogen transmission at the scale of individuals, populations, and metapopulations.

To capture these features, we developed a conceptual framework that links five important factors for understanding the contribution of modelling to societal change.

Two closely linked concepts are important for understanding how metabolic pathways are controlled.

This knowledge should contribute to assessments of how natural and human impacts affect Baltic biodiversity, the development of biodiversity-based indicators of ecosystem status and health, a stronger taxonomic basis for understanding links between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, and new historical baselines for management of the living marine resources.

In particular, although laboratory organisms make excellent models for understanding links between genotype and phenotype, new sequencing approaches have opened the way to studying natural populations [ 3– 6].

The model we have presented gives a theoretical basis for understanding the link between therapy and valve function in CAS and for being able to understand and predict the course of CAS can have significant clinical impact.