Sentence examples for authoring collaboration from inspiring English sources

The broad use of VPs depends on the transition of the programs from relying on grant funding to financially self-sustaining, through a multi-institutional authoring collaboration [ 8].

We have identified key principles to consider in the design of an integrated RAE and have discussed major requirements and challenges in the areas of knowledge representation, metadata, terminology, authoring collaboration, user interface, integration with EHRs, testing, and reporting.

A successful, scalable, integrated rule authoring environment will need to support a number of key requirements and functions in the areas of knowledge representation, metadata, terminology, authoring collaboration, user interface, integration with electronic health record (EHR) systems, testing, and reporting.

The authors' collaboration can be as improvisational as jazz itself ("I found I had questions for Barney, but Barney wasn't here to answer them," Ms. Trilling-Josephson writes).

In this section, we discuss the SBBD authors' collaboration networks from two points of view: existing collaborations and newcomers (SBBD first time authors).

At ECR 2010, the author's country of origin, subspecialty and study design were significantly associated with subsequent publication, whilst author collaboration and modality were not.

The following data were collected from each oral presentation: 1) country of first author, 2) level of author collaboration, 3) radiological subspecialty, 4) radiology modality, and 5) study design (prospective or retrospective).

In this era of increasingly frequent multi-author poetic collaborations, Brandon Shimoda's Portuguese is notable for being one of the first, if not the first, single-collection/single-author collaboration between two independent poetry presses.

We found that external author collaboration networks were more scattered while potential author collaboration networks were more compact.

Author collaboration networks differed in both numbers of authors and intensity of collaborations in the countries with highest relative productivity.

For these authors, collaboration means "nurse and physician cooperatively working together, sharing responsibility for solving problems and making decisions to formulate and carry out plans for patient care".