"Environmental health issues are national in scope, so it is important that nations, including the United States, cooperate in research, training, and exchange of prevention and remediation technology.
Meanwhile, a decade after the Japanese had come to dominate the memory-chip industry and were threatening to overtake the United States in microprocessors, they are now being outpaced, in part because they have tried to go it alone rather than cooperate in research and development, Mr. Schumacher said.
Because the willingness of patients to cooperate in research is known to decreases with the size and number of questionnaires [ 44, 45], shorter ROM assessments may lead to lower drop-out rates.
After World War II, Bowen was induced to return once more to the Geophysical Laboratory in 1947 to cooperate in research on mineral systems embracing volatiles, particularly water.
The institutions share a commitment to humanitarian action and cooperate in joint educational and training programs, research, and other projects.
Agents in a multi-agent system (mAS) could interact and cooperate in many different ways.
In addition to the uniting publication that can be encouraged to improve the clinic-hospital relationship (Table 4, item 50: 27.48%), cooperating in research projects (Table 4, item 52: 25.00%) and identifying and differentiating target markets (Table 4, item 57: 24.57%) had still more opportunities to be focused on in the future.
Dr. Maurice Bluestein, a professor of physics in the School of Engineering and Technology at Indiana University-Purdue University Indiandpolis, and Randall Osczevski, an environmental physicist at Defense Research and Development Canada in Toronto, cooperated in research to develop a new wind chill chart.
FN coordinated the medical part of the research, designed the questionnaire and cooperated in the drafting of the manuscript.
"There's competing in the tribe and cooperating in it.
