Sentence examples for and then collaborating from inspiring English sources

One of my favorite things has been finding others researching similar topics and then collaborating with them on a mutual research question.

Traditionally, he says, cancer experts have either been doing discrete genomics or proteomics experiments and then collaborating with groups using different approaches, or they have tried a systems biology approach to ask what is changing across the entire biological system for a specific type of cancer.

What we saw in Hutto was students changing the world by sharing causes that matter to them, working together with the community of teachers, city government members and concerned citizens on how to solve them, and then collaborating with mentors to have these become reality.

Assessing potential papers against inclusion criteria and assessing quality was completed independently by two researchers (MS, NR, SW and AG) working independently and then collaborating to compare findings.

She visited in January, and then collaborated with the college on a Getty grant application.

These doctors did the necessary tests, from nose to throat to lungs, and then collaborated.

It's one thing to improvise in rehearsal and then collaborate with a writer to produce a final script.

He studied at the University of Wisconsin and then collaborated with Larry Holofcener on songs for television's Your Show of Shows and the musical Mr. Wonderful (1956).

"In some cases I make and perform all the music and then collaborate with the artist on writing the vocal and lyrics.

It's my job to try and put together a good squad, coaching team and scouting setup, and then collaborate with the coach on how to improve".

After studying ballet, she began reviewing dance in 1939 in the Marianne and then collaborated with her Russian-born husband, the dance photographer Serge Lido.