Sentence examples for poorly linked from inspiring English sources

For a start, they are often far too numerous and poorly linked.

Moreover, this landscape diversity seems poorly linked to landform age, as we had expected.

Patients suffer when patients transition into and out of primary care settings and hospitals that are poorly linked.

Grievance-handling mechanisms, while important inside most major companies, areoften poorly linked to the company's broader strategy and practice of stakeholder engagement.

Recent studies declare that the quality of contemporary residential spaces is often poorly linked to traditions and value of each region.

We were surprised how poorly linked the literature was to the advice provided to caregivers and educators," said Przybylski.

Release of ∼60%% of γ-PGA from the CME samples within 336 h of soaking indicates that the γ-PGA was poorly cross-linked to the silica network.

Although simply living to an older age increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease, there is a well-known (albeit poorly understood) link between obesity, T2DM and dementia [ 8].

Kirk (1998) noted that studies worldwide have linked poorly designed work schedules, with mental and physical fatigue, low productivity and low value recovery.

Many young people are now marginalised and isolated within their own communities; increased risk from harm and exploitation of our young people has not happened overnight, and it can be shown to be directly linked to poorly thought through austerity measures.

This result complements previous findings (Graham et al. 2004; Graham et al. 2012), which reported that aggression at the serving bar is linked to poorly coordinated staff, which may result in frustrations and long queuing lines.