Sentence examples for make better links from inspiring English sources
"In France, we need to make better links with companies," she said.
These definitions will allow us to classify enzymatic reactions automatically based on the chemicals that participate in them; to make better links between biological processes and the reactions that are their parts; and to import new, manually curated reactions directly from Rhea into the GO, and allow them to be automatically classified.
The Portuguese, who took over the rotating European Union presidency on July 1st, are making better links with Africa a priority of their six-month presidency.
It makes better link predictions since the model alleviates the strong independency hypothesis among shared common neighbors to match the real-world situation.
Rothschild would make it easier for David eventually to assert authority.David de Rothschild's priority will be to build better links between the banks in London, Paris and New York.
The efforts of [11] have been absorbed in applying the distributed ARQ in cognitive radio systems to make better the dependability of secondary links.
To make better use of the wireless link, the standard defines the use of adaptive modulation functions in the physical layer.
As Mrs Albright pointed out in Beijing, "We determined some time ago that it was not a good idea to link human rights and trade, and that we actually make better progress in both when they are not linked".
We can now examine whether it may make better regulatory sense to consider these as integrally linked processes.
Closely linked to government's drive to make better use of big data, is its drive to make data open.
