Sentence examples for maintained linkages from inspiring English sources

Thanks to my mom, through the food she prepared, we maintained linkages to our tradition.

The Repository PI and staff undertook a campaign to remind extant and new biospecimen depositors of the crucial need for accurate and well maintained linkage files to be deposited along with their biospecimens.

The ability to establish, improve and maintain linkages among community corrections agencies and treatment providers fundamentally depends on building relationships between individuals.

Spatiotemporal patterns of connectivity between potentially suitable areas signalled the most important locations for maintaining linkages and migration corridors, as well as potential conflicts due to overlaps with the current motorway network.

In cases where a participant has not actively withdrawn but may have been lost to follow up, LifeGene will continue to use the samples and data and maintain linkages, although it will not be able to update some data (e.g. those collected by repeat questionnaire).

The roles of larval supply, settlement, and recruitment in maintaining linkages among different chemosynthetic habitats have not been sufficiently investigated to arrive at any definite conclusions to date.

Developing and maintaining linkages with decision-makers is predicated on developing and maintaining long-term relations.

All health facilities are supposed to receive supervision from the higher levels and maintain linkages with communities through Community Home Based Carers.

Having regional leaders is an effective way to establish and maintain linkages with student and staff populations at a PNG university.

The HBM has high referral compliance and extends primary health care to the communities by maintaining linkages with formal health services.

FIC and other supporters of research trainings should be mindful that research networks are less likely to evolve when research training efforts do not place early and sustained emphasis on creating and maintaining linkages among trainees, particularly when the trainees themselves are thinly scattered across multiple institutions and sustained mechanisms to bring them together are lacking.