Sentence examples for collaborated to form from inspiring English sources
Back in another severe drought, in 1985, Detective Rehm was a member of the "water rats," a team of officers and detectives who collaborated to form the county's water conservation enforcement squad.
The goods are transported along shipping lanes by shipping companies, many of which have collaborated to form strategic alliances; each lane must be serviced by a minimum number of companies belonging to a minimum number of alliances.
According to Manora, three characters in Caged Bird, Angelou's mother Vivian, her grandmother Annie Henderson, and Mrs. Flowers (who helps Angelou find her voice again after her rape), collaborated to "form a triad which serves as the critical matrix in which the child is nurtured and sustained during her journey through Southern Black girlhood".
In an effort to capture data on patient-reported outcomes in integrative medicine, a number of leading integrative medicine clinics have collaborated to form the first practice-based research network in the field: the Bravewell Integrative Medicine Research Network (BraveNet).
While each DPN agent has limited fusion capabilities, multiple DPN agents can autonomously collaborate to form complex modular fusion systems.
In addition, kinase independent and dependent ERK functions may collaborate to form autoregulatory feedback loops.
It might be an incentive for enhanced data mining efforts, with toxicologists, biostatisticians and systems biologists closely collaborating to form a discipline of systems toxicology.
Art's distillation and the world's grand immediacy collaborate to form an almost elegiac meditation on nature, on its beauty and power, its challenge to human ingenuity and its comforting constancy in the face of life's fragility.
Recent genome-scale location analysis of target genes for OCT4, SOX2, and NANOG indicate that these 3 transcription factors collaborate to form autoregulatory and feedforward loops [11].
Those results show that flotillins ectopically expressed in dHL-60 cells locate in the same cellular area as endogenous flotillins in human neutrophils and suggest that flotillin-1 and -2 collaborate to form membrane microdomains in the uropod of polarized neutrophils.
It will also be interesting to investigate how motors (Fu et al., 2009), cross-linking molecules (Janson et al., 2007) and regulators of microtubule stability (Bratman and Chang, 2007) collaborate to form cytoskeletal bundles with this remarkable degree of precision.
