Sentence examples for meaningful linkages from inspiring English sources

"This is how science will increasing be done — seamlessly integrating research, education and meaningful linkages with real-world decision makers," he said.

You need to establish meaningful linkages in your simulation center between the basic scientific principles and clinical practice while being cognizant of what are the educationally important questions.

The Obama administration, caught between their support for international law and a conflicting Congressional mandate, announced that they would spend $1 million to "support the people of the Western Sahara to form meaningful linkages with civil society organizations and local government".

- To what extent has CFS in Thailand increased the democratic participation of students, parents, and community members and forged meaningful linkages between schools and communities to improve the child friendliness of its schools?

For meaningful linkages to be made between modern compounds and ancient biomarkers, we must (1) study those hopanoids that leave a specific trace in sedimentary rocks (e.g., their chemical modifications are geostable), (2) identify their in vivo function(s), and (3) evaluate whether the roles played by these lipids in modern organisms have been conserved over the course of evolution.

Facebook is also a closed system meaning that beyond ads, that many of us ignore, it doesn't have meaningful linkage out to the open web.

He and director/co-writer Shane Black were watching rough cuts of the first Avengers as they were writing Iron Man 3 and were determined to make any linkages meaningful.

Clinically meaningful patterns and linkages were visible; cluster I, which mostly corresponded to an ERA subset, and a large subset of cluster III, which corresponded to RF-negative polyarthritis, suggested that the clustering recapitulated expert-derived patient subtypes while stratifying patients more homogeneously.

If the rate of recombination were low relative to the rate of sampling, estimates of linkage captured by haplotype sampling would still be accurate enough to provide a meaningful picture of linkage between polymorphisms until the next sample was taken, thereby allowing for improved discernment of selection in the system.

Methodological variability precludes most meaningful comparisons between previous linkage efforts, as studies differ by either the chosen genetic background, prion source, or the host adaptation status of the agent [5].

On the other hand, the teaching concept of meaningful learning calls for linkage between the roles of universities, health care administrators and social services.