Sentence examples for by a collaborative research from inspiring English sources

This project will tackle the key challenges and issues related to the field of PV putting forward the USTO perspective and promoting its R/D activities by a collaborative research plan between Japan and Algeria.

The SVORI project was originally conducted by a collaborative research team from RTI International and the Urban Institute (Lattimore et al., 2012).

The International Rice Genome Sequencing Project (IRGSP, 1997 2004), which was run by a collaborative research consortium of ten countries, succeeded in establishing the nucleotide sequence of the Nipponbare cultivar of rice's japonica ssp. to a high standard [10].

This study was supported by the Tokyo Marine Kagami Memorial Foundation, a Grant-in-Aid for Seismology, the Grants-in-Aid program of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (#17K14382), and by a collaborative research program of the Earthquake Research Institute, the University of Tokyo (#2015-B-01).

This work was supported by a collaborative research exchange grant between the South African National Research Foundation NRFF) and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIDA, Swedish Research Links Programmee).

This work was supported in part by a collaborative research program of Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University to HT and SG (grant #2012-25) and by the National Bioscience Database Center of the Japan Science and Technology Agency to SG and YM.

A&T, and participation (by Bothun) in a collaborative research project.

The conceptual model of measurement described herein was developed by the authors for a collaborative research study promoted by the Federazione Italiana Aziende Sanitarie ed Ospedaliere [Italian Federation of Health Authorities and Hospitals] (FIASO).

The study design and methodology was endorsed by members of the Northern Region Endoscopy Group, a collaborative research network representing over 300 endoscopists (Rees and Rutter, 2010).

I was a Research Associate in Cambridge for a further four years, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council of Britain, to launch a collaborative research project in the eastern desert of Jordan called the Epipalaeolithic Foragers in Azraq Project (EFAP).

Investigators are also able to use SeqMap 2.0 as a collaborative research tool by creating lab workspaces accessible to multiple users.