Sentence examples for collaborating countries from inspiring English sources
At its inception the Daya Bay Experiment broke new ground as the first equal partnership between the U.S. and China on a major high-energy physics project, leveraging monetary support, technical expertise, and intellectual contributions from over 40 institutions in collaborating countries around the world.
The reprieve could permit Russia, the United States, and collaborating countries to develop modern diagnostics, safer vaccines, and drugs against the disease (Science, 15 March, p. 2001).
Evaluating the benefits to the healthcare systems in both collaborating countries within the partnership is essential.
Before conducting FGD 1 the first topic guide was developed by the main author with input from collaborating countries.
They include statisticians, researchers, clinicians, administrators and others from each of the collaborating countries who compiled and submitted aggregated data for their countries to Euro-Peristat.
In each of the collaborating countries HrQoL researchers worked with paediatric endocrinologists who recruited patients and parents for inclusion in the study.
The data were then stratified by journal impact factor, subject category, domestic institution and collaborating country.
In each case, the initiation and sustaining of a visitor program requires the enthusiastic interest of parties in the collaborating country.
The result would include overlap records since "country" is considered as an ordinary word, and the standard search in this case would be for every researchable field for the combination of both the geographical area's names and the word "country" without distinguishing between the origin of the sequence and the collaborating country(ies).
FAO is also prepared to play a catalytic role in collaborating with countries to secure the financial support of donor countries and international financial institutions.
Erlendur's excuse for opening an investigation into this seemingly routine case (his second suicide call in a week) is a "comprehensive study" being conducted by collaborating Nordic countries.
