Sentence examples for Multidisciplinary collaborative efforts from inspiring English sources
Multidisciplinary collaborative efforts are needed to better characterize clinical and prognostic parameters and to design and implement large-scale clinical trials in well defined populations with therapies that target potential disease modulators.
The wide interest sparked by the publication of these criteria demonstrated the additional need for multidisciplinary collaborative efforts for clinical and translational research in this area.
Until we fully understand the mechanisms of action of diesel and ambient particles that are involved in their adverse health effects, we need more multidisciplinary, collaborative efforts to study samples that can be shared among researchers.
This model includes a multidisciplinary collaborative effort that has developed into a replicable vision care delivery system.
It is a multidisciplinary collaborative effort of clinicians, scientists, and statisticians with an advisory panel consisting of experts in inflammation biology, vascular biology, molecular genetics, bioinformatics, clinical trial design, and epidemiology.
"We hope to engage them in a multidisciplinary collaborative effort for which there may be no greater benefit — curing the ill and saving lives," said Ragon, founder, owner, and chief executive officer of InterSystems Corp., a multinational software company based in Cambridge.
The work reported here reflects a multidisciplinary collaborative effort involving HCI practitioners, health professionals and key stakeholders.
The International Cancer Genome Consortium (ICGC) is another multidisciplinary collaborative effort to characterize a comprehensive description of genomic, transcriptomic and epigenomic abnormalities in 50 different cancer types [ 27].
The authors are particularly interested in developing multidisciplinary international collaborative efforts.
Launched in 1994, the Alternatives to Slash-and-Burn Programme is a multidisciplinary collaborative research effort aimed at addressing the issue of deforestation.
This multidisciplinary and collaborative effort includes faculty in Environmental Engineering, City and Regional Planning, the College of Business, and the College of Human Ecology.
