Sentence examples for a collaborative undertaking between from inspiring English sources

We have also started a study—a collaborative undertaking between Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Mass General and Beth Israel Deaconess in patients with precursor forms of multiple myeloma, a condition known to involve activation of NF-κB pathways," said Libermann, who is the director of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Genomics, Proteomics, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology Center.

This need, Wells believed, could be met most efficiently through a global collaborative undertaking, and hence the Genographic Project was born.

In 1996 he completed Chihuly over Venice, a collaborative international undertaking involving glassblowers from Finland, Ireland, and Mexico.

In early 2018, VICE and Vogue will launch Project Vs, a collaborative editorial undertaking bringing the best of both publications onto a brand-new platform.

What's really irritating is the implict refusal to participate in the collaborative undertaking, based on mutual respect, of maintaining a smooth-running society.

The development of such a framework should be undertaken in a collaborative way between researchers and field teams undertaking qualitative research in practice.

This article reports on a collaborative effort recently undertaken between librarians and faculty at Toronto's Seneca College to develop and implement an online, interactive tutorial for first-year business students enrolled in the College's School of Business Management.

A collaborative project was undertaken between the Clinical Skills Laboratory at the Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences (FHSCS) at Kingston University/St George's University of London (KU/SGUL) and Kingston Borough Schools Vocational Development Service.

Generation of the questionnaire was a collaborative process, undertaken at a national UK Council meeting.

The collaborative undertook a full assessment of the current state utilizing a microsystem assessment model.

This research was undertaken as part of a collaborative project between the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Material Conservation at the University of Melbourne and Museum Victoria, with funding from the McCoy Project Seed Funding Scheme and through the Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship.