Sentence examples for linkage opportunities from inspiring English sources

We are for example, already talking to business in Bali to establish linkage opportunities.

The initial project focus will be on identification of cases and controls, data linkage opportunities and methodological issues relating to the establishment of SID-Cymru and routine data linkage (phase 1), before starting data extraction and analysis (phase 2).

Our analyses show promise for the linkage between opportunities to learn and internal and external framing, and help to situate the construct of opportunities to learn within the broader mathematical, departmental, and institutional environments.

This functional linkage increases the opportunities for parallel evolution of male traits and female preferences, particularly in response to genetic changes of chemosensory detection (e.g. Odorant Receptor genes).

A decentralized bottom-up approach could also use indigenous renewable energy sources and foster more significant linkages with livelihood opportunities in the rural un-served territories.

Record linkage provides an opportunity to explore the accuracy and completeness of capture of information about diabetes in survey and administrative data collections.

In many administrative data systems, data linkage creates the opportunity to evaluate case-finding algorithms that will have sensitivity or specificity that is greater than what can be observed by examining a diagnosis in an unlinked database.

The practical implication of this research is to help policy makers to understand of the ASEAN region to stimulate an EC environment by considering the important factors in individual countries and regions as a whole to strengthen university-industry-government linkage and creating employment opportunities for the new generation of entrepreneurs.

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

Similarly, couples' HTC and male partner involvement strategies have been associated with beneficial clinical outcomes and health behaviors in SSA, including increased care seeking behavior among HIV-infected women, improved outcomes for HIV-exposed infants, and greater opportunities for linkage to care for HIV-infected men who may be less likely to access HIV services otherwise [ 33, 56– 58].

On the other hand, this company-creation data can be read to suggest no linkage between the theoretical opportunity provided by portable and affordable health insurance and entrepreneurial activity.