Sentence examples for linked communities from inspiring English sources

Our results show that function, diversity and interspecific interactions of locally linked communities undergo a phase transition with changes in the rate of species dispersal.

Specifically, Main Street® is three things: a proven strategy for revitalization, a powerful network of linked communities, and a national support program that leads the field".

Steamships along the river linked communities and facilitated trade; the arrival of railroads in the late 19th century, many running along the river, supplemented these links.

The money - which will come from existing budgets - will be deployed in A&E units and linked community services, such as pharmacies.

The JPC selected program components that could be implemented in each intervention community and that linked community members back to their local primary care providers.

And while the computer industry was building systems to link communities of scientists, the Catalog was a "vernacular technology" that was doing the same thing.

We're on the cusp of new ideas and innovation which will give rise to new jobs and ways to link communities and share information".

Overall, the LHWs in the included studies were used mainly to link communities to vaccination delivery through promotion or campaigns.

The Uganda Newborn trial (UNEST) used Community Health Workers (CHWs) to link communities and facilities for improved maternal and newborn care.

Linking communities and health systems is an explicit role of the APEs in Mozambique and CTC providers elsewhere [ 31, 32].

CAFO has continued to play a valuable advocacy role, linking communities through churches to service providers including civil society and government, and has been central to policy debates.