Sentence examples for attention to collaborative from inspiring English sources

The theme of this year's World AIDS Days is "Focus, Partner, Achieve: An AIDS-Free Generation" -- drawing attention to collaborative, preventative efforts working toward an AIDS-free world.

Attention to collaborative decision making and communication with the patient seem very important.

Given national, regional and local differences in diets, family structures, and genetic factors, more attention to collaborative intervention studies between European partners is needed, perhaps jointly funded by national programmes.

School reformers have set up funding programs that are competitive rather than collaborative, and evaluation systems don't pay attention to collaboration and school culture.

In the mid-1990's, much attention was drawn to collaborative filtering, a technique that matches a user to a group of others who have purchased or praised similar products, then analyzes the group's data to predict what else the user might like.

Applying Web 2.0 collaborative annotation systems and analyzing students' annotation behavior has attracted attention to improve collaborative learning.

Finally, we underscore the value of 'pragmatic centralism' in environmental decision-making, calling attention to the collaborative practices that underpinned the scheme.

Therefore, pay attention to how collaborative or interdisciplinary faculty members are appreciated and promoted in substantially different departments across the campus.

The structure of the local learning collaborative requires careful attention to old relationships and challenges local governmental leaders to help move participants from a competitive to collaborative environment.

Mammographies is distinctive among studies of contemporary illness narratives in its exclusive focus on breast cancer, its analysis of both memoirs and photographic texts, its attention to hybrid and collaborative narratives, and its emphasis on ecological, genetic, transnational, queer, and anti-pink discourses.

The explicit attention to interactive and collaborative learning draws on Piaget's theory of active learning which highlights that learning occurs when we act on and apply new ideas and concepts [ 7].