All of these libraries have been affected by the economic downturn, and the consortium hopes to save money by, for example, sharing a subscription to a journal.
While this study contributes to the evidence base for improving public health agency emergency communications with HCPs, we cannot correlate failure to recall message topic with inability to act on the information received, such as HCPs communicating information further downstream by, for example, sharing email with colleagues or disseminating information to patients or the public.
Some retailers are also trying to increase a sense of personalization by providing social content, for example, sharing user-submitted photos of products.
Some ingredients are considered sensual by virtue of how they are eaten, for example, "sharing food from a common platter," as Dr. Rosofsky wrote in an entry on aphrodisiacs in the "Encyclopedia of Food and Culture" (Scribner, 2002), or, in the case of oysters, "sucking and slurping seductively".
This risk might be magnified by specific genetic risk alleles (for example, shared epitope, PTPN22, STAT4).
I was hesitant — maybe even resistant to the idea, until my now favorite tweep, Chris Iasiello, energized our district by his example, sharing its potential for colleagues to learn from one another (@richkuder, @fuller0727, @stephenraimo, @patjlee, @loriebz).
The same report suggests that broadband can be deployed affordably, for example by sharing the region's underused fibre optic networks owned by energy, electricity and transport utilities, or coupling internet deployment with housing construction in dynamic urban markets.
For example, by sharing their expertise on industry best practice and informing them about changes to legislation.
Then they pulled traffic data from January 2015 to July 2018 and counted the times Facebook users interacted with deceptive content — for example, by sharing or liking a story.
If Officials Won't Share, Let Voters Make Them To the Editor: "Getting a Handle on Taxes" (editorial, Dec. 9) encourages governments to seek additional ways to reduce taxes, for example by sharing costs and merging services.
Under a state law, candidates and so-called independent groups are prohibited from closely coördinating with each other, for example, by sharing how they use advertising about candidate positions on key issues in an election.
