Sentence examples for collaborate on a study from inspiring English sources

Warren, Sullivan, and Westbrook had lunch together at a Mexican restaurant in Austin and decided to collaborate on a study of the new bankruptcy law.

The companies -- NTT DoCoMo, the J-Phone Corporation, the KDDI Corporation and Tu-ka Cellular Tokyo Inc. -- said that as a first step they would collaborate on a study to examine the effects of radio waves both at the cell and genetic levels.

To get more reliable numbers, NIAID, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Brazilian researchers are planning to collaborate on a study that hopes to follow thousands of pregnant women in Zika-infected countries.

I am particularly interested in advancing reproductive medicine and would love to collaborate on a study that definitively shows the quality impact different types of chemotherapy have on a woman's eggs.

These countries were chosen based on being within the encashment area of the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, having generalized HIV epidemics, no data available characterizing HIV risk among MSM, and having community-based organizations that were keen and able to collaborate on a study characterizing MSM in their community.

The increasing frustration with the limited understanding of SRH-HIV integration this data allowed prompted the WHO and GF to collaborate on a study that would track SRH integration resources by collecting data at country level.

Now, Ms. Conn-Levin and Mrs. Levy are collaborating on a study with Dr. Black.

The two were longtime research partners and had been collaborating on a study.

In 2007, the government of Swaziland, Unicef, and the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention collaborated on a study focused on sexual violence against girls.

He had also collaborated on a study about traumatic brain injuries in boxing, which was published in the journal Sports Medicine, in 1987.

Dr. Rebecca M. Kilner and Dr. Joah R. Madden, both of the University of Cambridge, and Dr. Hauber collaborated on a study of cowbird nestling success, using a population of flycatchers, or Eastern phoebes, in Ithaca, N.Y.