Sentence examples for more effective links from inspiring English sources
She wants more effective links between industry and universities.
In our key management protocol, when a node of low density roams from the original group to its adjacent group in order to detect more effective links, our objective is to realize the secure communication between roaming node and its original group without updating the group session key.
Our results suggest that increased attention to trophic interactions, diversity measures other than richness, and particularly the effects of consumers on evenness and primary productivity, will improve our understanding of the relationship between diversity and ecosystem functioning and allow more effective links between experimental results and real-world changes in biodiversity.
However, this straightforward narrative of evaluation-based EBP modelled on medicine has long existed in a broader landscape of initiatives to foster closer and more effective links between research and policy (or between researchers and policy-makers).
His introduction might have been the key to the whole campaign, helping to bring Gilberto Silva into the game and forming a more effective link between midfield and attack.
The ratios of our method are much higher than those of SemRep method, and more effective linking terms mean more possible useful hypothesis is generated.
Figure 6 shows that our method not only found the linking term "blood viscosity" also found by SemRep, but also found more effective linking terms.
The reason why our method can discover more effective linking terms than SemRep is that, compared with grammar engineering-based approaches like SemRep, machine learning based models usually can achieve better performance in information extraction from texts.
In our experiments, the performances of our machine learning based AB and BC models are much better than that of SemRep which means our method can return more effective linking terms and, therefore, it may help find more potential principles in hypothesis generation.
The objective of this study was to determine whether infobutton links that direct to specific content topics ("topic links") are more effective than links that point to general overview content ("nonspecific links").
Steve Brittan, president of the Birmingham chamber of commerce, and managing director of BSA Machine Tools in the city, said it was vital for the region that more effective transport links were created.
