As the great majority of laboratories were not equipped to make genetically modified strains on their own, but rather collaborated to create such a strain, borrowed or purchased it, a logistics pyramid emerged spontaneously to ensure the widespread use of the C57BL/6J strain throughout the research community.
Typical Ben responded quickly, not about the film, but rather about collaborating on work in the Eastern Congo.
What makes this shift so remarkable is that the women pioneering it are not feminists operating in spite of men, but rather humanists collaborating in spirit with them.
The movement for boycott, divestment and sanctions as a means to press Israel to respect human rights and international law is very specific in not targeting individual Israeli academics, but rather institutions that collaborate with the Israeli colonial enterprise in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Robert regards end-of-life as a journey (both for patients and loved ones) illustrating palliative care ideals in which patients are not marginalised but rather encouraged to collaborate in decision-making and treatment goals [ 41].
Guided by the philosophy that AAL supporting PwDs should be designed, not to replace but rather to complement and collaborate with ICPs, our key study objectives were to explore (1) when or with which day-to-day, home-based activities ICPs envisioned AAL could support their care and (2) how ICPs envision interacting with the technology to specify and obtain the desired support.
The best groups aren't necessarily the ones with the most stars, but rather the teams that have collaborated in the past.
Vo said companies face real challenges as they try to increase their experiment "velocity" — the issue isn't in the "core technology of experimentation," but rather in how teams prioritize and collaborate on these tests.
These instances in which CPRAT helped to facilitate children's solutions are not meant to glorify the role of CPRAT researchers, but rather to highlight the usefulness of collaborating with multiple stakeholders in identifying the most helpful changes.
International economic competition should not be seen exclusively as a threat, but rather as a healthy inducement to learn from and collaborate with other nations.
