Sentence examples for collaborating to identify from inspiring English sources

Investigators from the Netherlands, Australia and Brazil are collaborating to identify prognostic indicators leading to the transition from acute to chronic back pain in the elderly.

The National Toxicology Program and the National Institutes of Health Chemical Genomics Center are collaborating to identify a battery of cell-based screens to prioritize compounds for further toxicologic evaluation.

Organisations that fund and manage research capacity strengthening initiatives, both nationally, e.g., the UK Collaborative on Development Sciences [ 9], and internationally, e.g., the ESSENCE on Health Research Initiative [ 12], have responded by collaborating to identify common issues relating to evaluating RCS programmes.

"Remanufacturers would, I suspect, be more willing to collaborate to identify common barriers and issues which are preventing their business from growing".

The method starts from the identification of customers and their desired knowledge-accessed behaviors, through the recognition of a system architecture that supports the identification and realization of these behaviors, and finally ends with the analysis and design of the architectural classes/objects that collaborate to identify and realize these behaviors.

Academic and community partners collaborated to identify the most relevant research question, design the study, and develop and disseminate the survey instrument.

Elio Lugaresi and Gambetti collaborated to identify fatal familial insomnia as a novel transmissible spongiform encephalopathy and showed that it constitutes a particularly compelling case in favour of the centrality of PrP.

The cycle starts with requirements analysis, during which designers should work to establish a shared understanding of the requirements, collaborate to identify technical challenges and potential technologies, and prioritize their work against developer swim lanes.

To do so, we must challenge our tendency to look at controversial issues as a zero-sum game and collaborate to identify, test, and iterate approaches that respect the evolving function of marriage and redirect its gaze back toward children's well-being.

While it's still early days, Green says the model of a university, industry bodies and commercial partners collaborating closely to identify an as yet untapped global graduate opportunity, and together developing a tailored response, is one that offers interesting opportunities for replication.

Since the meeting at the BioCreative workshop in 2012, FlyBase has been collaborating with tagtog to identify and extract Drosophila gene mentions from PLOS journals (3).