Sentence examples for linkage capability from inspiring English sources

Beyond the ability of the top leadership of the university to engage with their counterparts in other institutional spheres, a mid level organisational linkage capability gives the university the ability to identify confluence of interest between external organisations and their academic counterparts.

The infrastructure expands Australia's data linkage capability and provides opportunities for population-level research.

Among Australian jurisdictions, WA has the longest history of using linked data in epidemiological analysis, but NSW and other Australian states are now developing data linkage capability.

Further investment in Australia's data linkage capability occurred in 2006 when the Australian government allocated $20 million to further develop data linkage infrastructure under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).

A core component of the PHRN infrastructure has been the development of national or "cross-jurisdictional" linkage capability i.e. the ability to link data from more than one State or Territory.

The National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), an initiative of the Australian Government to develop research infrastructure in selected priority areas for science, technology and the health and wellbeing of the Australian population, in 2006 allocated $20 million over three years to further develop Australia's population health and clinical data linkage capability.

It represents an advance in Australia's national data linkage capabilities and sets the scene for stronger government-research collaboration.

In addition to developing and demonstrating technical linkage capabilities, governance arrangements at the CDL were further developed and refined.

The cross-jurisdictional data linkage capabilities of the CDL have been demonstrated through involvement in the PHRN Proof of Concept Collaboration projects.

Without cross-jurisdictional data linkage capabilities, research aimed at national level or targeting issues of common interest (e.g. health service use along border areas) cannot be undertaken.

Using its data linkage capabilities, the CDL linked both NSW and WA data as new and compared these results to those achieved by the WA Data Linkage Branch WADLBB) and the NSW CHeReL.