Sentence examples for linkage developing from inspiring English sources

Strategies to overcome this challenge include more extensive data linkage, developing analytical methods and collecting more data on a routine basis, including from the patient while away from the clinic.

The UNISA folded pendulum class of sensors (Barone and Giordano, 2015), based on the Watt's linkage, developed at the University of Salerno and already successfully applied to the monitoring of large infrastructures and buildings, including historical monuments, can provide this information with the accuracy required for an effective tuning of numerical simulation models.

A study from Quebec using data linkage developed logistic regression models to examine women's use of health services in relation to Pap smear use.[ 18] Regularity of care was the most important predictor of recency of Pap smear testing among several utilization variables.

Secondly, comparisons between both structures are proposed including flux linkages, developed torques, masses, torque-speed curves and cartography of minimum torque ripples.

Some horizontal linkages develop in selected innovative clusters (between large and small companies), in technology platforms that initiate new joint R&D projects.

Many of the partnerships and linkages developed during the DRT funding period continued after the funding stopped.

At the community level, access to primary care improved for harder-to-serve populations and new linkages developed between the practice and their community.

Furthermore, considering the range of dynamic covalent linkages developed in recent years, a wide range of potential dynamic catalysts architectures could be envisaged.

While the backward and forward links do not go much beyond what has already been achieved by third-stage firms in middle-income countries, a separate series of linkages develops through the production of specialized machinery and process innovation.

The CGE framework can be considered as an ideal tool in analyzing trade and poverty linkage within developing countries.

Further studies of research-policy linkages in developing countries could therefore be helpful.