Sentence examples for poor linkage with from inspiring English sources

Many end users attributed the SCR's persistent "clunkiness" to poor linkage with the product's designers.

Like in many other states, the IDSP in AP is facing many operational constraints like lack of human resource, irregular supply of logistics, hard to reach health facilities, poor coordination with various health programs and poor linkages with nonstate stakeholders.

The result was that certain areas of direct public health relevance, such HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections and substance abuse were now run through vertically organized programs with separate systems of financing and management and poor linkages with other services [ 5, 9].

GWAS approaches, however, are underpowered to detect the effects of rare casual variants because they are usually in poor linkage disequilibrium with the tagging SNPs Visscher et al., 2012.

For example, among people living with HIV, common mental health problems have been associated with poor linkage to care after testing [ 19], and poor adherence to antiretroviral therapy [ 20].

Poor linkage of laboratory diagnostic data with surveillance data can also lead to odd results (e.g. DST coverage >100% of cases in Kazakhstan).

Furthermore stigma associated with HIV care facilities contributed to poor linkage and retention rates.

These results may suggest that proxy advisors, with their "AGAINST" recommendations, have identified a set of companies with less shareholder alignment within executive pay practices, and thus the "AGAINST" recommendation serves as a predictor of lower TSR for these companies in aggregate due to poor linkage of pay and performance among sample companies.

Poor linkage to hypertension care contributes to poor outcomes for patients.

One of the major challenges was the poor linkage between faculty development and evaluation systems[ 26].

Poor linkage between TB and HIV services could affect patient outcomes through not providing quality care.