Sentence examples for but does not collaborate from inspiring English sources

"The work has clear implications for raising healthy babies," says Lisa Oakes, a psychologist at UC Davis who studies infant memory but does not collaborate with DeBoer.

The pediatrician or the health visitor cooperates with the family and the patient, but does not collaborate with her/his colleagues [ 61].

(BMC provided CAST with information when asked but did not collaborate on the investigation, says BMC spokesperson Shane Canning).

Considerable between-practice variation was found in the collaboration within primary care; some GPs closely collaborated with MHNs or with PCPs, while other GPs only made referrals but did not collaborate, or rarely consulted other primary mental health providers (see also Table  3).

Sealey is impatient with British theatres who want to be seen to be doing the right thing, but don't collaborate on equal terms.

"Despite that increase you still got reductions" in black carbon levels, says atmospheric scientist Thomas Kirchstetter of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, who works with Ramanathan on an air pollution measurement project but didn't collaborate on the paper.

And the app doesn't push hard enough when it comes to making suggestions about what to share back – it would be great if it merged photos into a single album after it discovers you and friends synced your own sets of photos from the same event, but didn't collaborate on an album, for instance.

(Ceci gave Breda and Hillion feedback on their manuscript before submission but otherwise does not collaborate with them).

Perhaps only Stephen King, who, it should be noted, does not collaborate, or tire, apparently.

However, the exact instantaneous interference created by the secondary transmitters to the primary receivers cannot be known, in particular if the primary system does not collaborate.

The average firm that does not collaborate with supply-chain partners has a predicted value of Innoshare of e2.44 − 1 = 10.5%, compared to e2.76 − 1 = 14.8% for firms that do.