Sentence examples for a range of collaborating from inspiring English sources

In sum, the IOGA concept may be usefully defined as follows: IOGA refers to a coherent and coordinated set of services that are planned, managed and delivered to elderly cancer patients across a range of acute and primary care settings and by a range of collaborating care providers including oncologists, geriatricians, interprofessional team members and lay caregivers.

The task of the main contractor would be to ensure delivery of an agreed pathway of care by drawing on a wide range of collaborating organisations and professions within and external to the traditional bricks and mortar focus.

He set out to measure aldosterone in a range of hypertensive patients by collaborating with Stanley Ulick.

This project sees him play with a range of electronic sounds and collaborate with some important local artists.

The project is supported by a number of collaborating partners, spanning a range of different stakeholders, and also benefits from the insight provided by Alström Syndrome UK Patient Support Group and the French Wolfram Association.

However, despite the remarkable growth in interest in the role of collaborating structures in a range of industries, there is a paucity of empirical research to support this view.

But the reality is the 22 authorities work together across a range of different services that collaborate in innumerable areas.

Mitsubishi is collaborating on a range of small and midsize models with Chrysler, as well as on pint-sized vehicles with the Smart division of Mercedes.

He has been gearing up for the release of his debut studio album ever since Bieber took notice by releasing a series of mixtapes and collaborating with a range of hot songwriters and producers.

WCBS-TV and The Daily News announced yesterday that they would begin producing a joint morning news segment as a first step toward collaborating on a range of reporting projects.

The group is as comfortable singing the music of Mahler, Puccini and Tchaikovsky as it is collaborating with a range of contemporary artists that includes the aforementioned Grizzly Bear, the rapper Talib Kweli and the composer John Adams, with whom the group won a Grammy Award in 2005 for its performance of his choral work "On the Transmigration of Souls".