Building upon experience from transdisciplinary research projects in Asia, Africa and Europe, we argue that successful participation depends on the specific socio-cultural context and requires different means and modes of participation during different project phases.
The algorithm was devised by building upon experience gained from development of a previous software program, SignalViewer [ 27, 28], and consists of three main processes: A set S, consisting of a time series of images of up to 10 cell arrays, was processed as a group.
Webster then left the company for a position at Duke University where he was the library management network guru, and building upon his experience there, he eventually landed his latest position with "Skip" Bollenbacher's CELL group at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, last September.
In the particular case of operation of plant, the use of a 'living' safety case or probabilistic safety assessment, building upon operational experience, is becoming more widespread, both as an operational tool and as a basis for communication with the regulator.
"Building upon its experience operating UAVs in Afghanistan and other theaters, DND/CAF is working to procure a range of different types of UAV systems in the coming years".
Building upon this experience, this paper describes the results for a new microarray design that covers a much broader range of potential biowarfare agents.
Building upon that experience, this study was incorporated into the on-going activities in two states (Kebbi and Cross River States).
However, as already mentioned we are building upon the experience and equipment from ISAAC Phase II and SOLAR as well as other large-scale research projects in the field of asthma and allergies.
All discussion codes were developed using an iterative process, building upon our experience coding advanced student discussions (Knight et al., 2013) and using a system based on Toulmin's characteristics of argumentation (Toulmin, 1958).
Building upon the experience in the two contexts in Canada, and from interactions through the WHO collaborating centre network [ 69] where the collaborating partners first met, the WHITE system was re-designed and re-named the Occupational Health And Safety Information System OHASISS).
Building upon the experiences gathered in the FLUXNET project (Baldocchi et al., 2001), the BVOC flux community also should make a concerted effort towards standardising flux data acquisition and processing so that data are more readily comparable and models can be calibrated and validated based on harmonised data sets.
