Sentence examples for access to collaborating from inspiring English sources

In this section we describe how to implement a secure collaboration platform using a public cloud (Amazon AWS Cloud) and then describe how to migrate a popular genome sequence search application called Basic Local Alignment Search Tool BLASTT) and provide web based secure access to collaborating groups of life sciences organizations.

Thus, it points to the necessity of creating new access strategies to collaborate with the assistance flow optimization.

Our participants also had easy access to the collaborating health centre in FWFN, which advocates Pap tests for First Nation women and may explain the rather high reported rate of previous Pap tests.

This dimension of 'big data' research calls for the development of computational tools to manage such a vast amount of data, as well as tools that can improve communication and access to information from collaborating researchers and from the wider community.

Many of the GWAS repositories had placed summary sequence data on the web so that researchers could see this data before applying through the managed access system to access additional datasets or to collaborate with PIs.

The single screen product will also offer students lower priced digital textbooks as well as other interactive learning features such as the ability to collaborate, access and navigate course materials and text books by image as well as a write-on/touch screen for notes.

Trust plays a pivotal role in developing sustainable, functional relationships when members of diverse organizations need to collaborate to access, share and use information for decision making in response environments characterized by uncertainty (Siegrist and Cvetkovich 2000).

The fine-grained access control mechanisms provided by Jenkins allow research environments to be configured that allow researchers to collaborate by sharing access to builds.

Academics who choose to collaborate with industry gain "access to funding sources that would otherwise be outside of their reach," says Elena Castro Martínez, a scientist at the Valencia Institute of Innovation and Knowledge Management in Spain.

However, if individual research groups would like to access our raw data, we would be happy to collaborate with individual requests for this.

However it represents a missed opportunity to collaborate to enable more effective access to care.