Sentence examples for collaborating availability from inspiring English sources
We selected study sites for the case control study based on existing relationships with investigators at various study sites, infrastructure for patient recruitment and conducting clinical and epidemiologic studies [ 4– 9], interest among study clinicians in collaborating, availability of a relatively large number of cases to obtain reasonable sample size, and variety of patient backgrounds.
These sites were chosen because of their geographical position, population size and the availability of collaborating research centers.
By documenting planned and performed nursing care, valuable information can be accessible to collaborating healthcare professionals, regardless of staff availability during a specific shift.
For the present study, the existing network of health facilities has undergone adjustments considering logistic factors, resource issues, and the availability and motivation of collaborating facilities.
The potential of chefs collaborating with cafeteria staff to improve the availability, selection, and consumption of healthier meals is promising.
Time availability was identified as a significant barrier to collaborating around the maintenance of physical functioning; however PCPs supported the integration of rehabilitation professionals into the FHT to address physical functioning.
Three important practical issues in fostering the widespread use of parallel simulation technology are the availability of graphical user interfaces, accessibility to parallel computing resources, and facilities for collaborating in the execution of simulations.
To overcome limited obstetric care availability in the public sector, the Government of India and several state governments have devised policies to make maternal healthcare affordable, available, and accessible to all by collaborating with the private sector.
How can teams collaborate together to ensure availability and privacy of data for all consumers?
Raising public awareness about the signs and symptoms of the disease and availability of free services, regular training and re-training of healthcare providers, and collaborating with non-formal healthcare providers could reduce long delays in the management of TB.
