Sentence examples for necessary linkages from inspiring English sources
This article presents a comprehensive model for understanding the critical process, components, and necessary linkages that result in increased enterprise value through the creation of organizational capital.
In doing so, they ignore the necessary linkages between networked business models as well as possible heterogeneity among firms.
The management arrangements, whereby PCFP is coordinated by MPI at national level and DPI at provincial level provides the necessary linkages to the planning system and coordination functions.
Addressing these barriers is critical in achieving the vision of MoH which is to increase the up take of ART by the paediatric population, through the provision of free ART services and strengthening the necessary linkages between related programmes.
A comprehensive care and support for PLHIV extends beyond hospital settings and needs to be a part of the service provided in a hospital with necessary linkages and networking.
The ground had to be prepared in advance of the formal use of HRH policies, in terms of the establishment of the necessary linkages between health and education sectors, and of the long term overall coherence of policy direction.
To make the assumption that there is a necessary linkage between seeming tired, being tired, and dropping out of contention takes both nerve and desperation.
This study evidenced miR-130 a putative microRNA that targets Erk1/2 (Mask1) 3′UTR- as a necessary linkage in the control of Fgf8 signaling, mediated by Bmp2.
Contrary to Kymlicka's assumptions of the necessary linkage between nation-state and society, social logics have changed in different conjunctures.
If down the road the script had to be adapted to conform to some necessary linkage with other films, there's plenty of time and opportunity to do so.
Quantum entanglement seems to be a unique physical phenomenon whereby concurrent activities of diverse contingently existing substantial individuals are directly coordinated in virtue of a necessary linkage of some sort between those substantial individuals.
