Sentence examples for collaboration appropriately from inspiring English sources

If you take this warning as an opportunity, and make an effort to reveal the trail of your thinking in footnotes and acknowledgements, you'll soon develop a sense of how to credit collaboration appropriately.

Current mechanisms for the assessment of grants and personalities sometimes encourage this dog-in-the-manger behaviour of not rewarding collaboration appropriately.

We used a systematic review approach similar to that advocated by the Cochrane Collaboration, 8 appropriately modified for the epidemiological nature of our review objective and available data.

In the two samples, data were collected with the collaboration of undergraduate students appropriately trained to apply instruments for the study.

With spring now in bloom and brew enthusiasts finding themselves drawn to warm-weather friendly IPAs, the Georgia Aquarium has appropriately announced their latest collaboration with Atlanta Brewing Company: Whale Shark IPA.

Our analysis highlights the potential for more effective collaboration around data sharing to enable appropriately powered secondary subgroup analyses, with the potential to allow more effective targeting of treatments to patients and more personalised care.

For example, one frequently mentioned barrier is the difficulty in achieving the effective multidisciplinary collaboration needed to develop toxicogenomics effectively and appropriately.

Employee pharmacist, Multiple The MUR service has failed to capitalise on a potential opportunity to foster inter-professional collaboration to support patients to take medicines appropriately.

Appropriately, the Tate exhibition is a collaboration between London, Paris and Rome.

"Aemo is confident the plans we have made and the targeted actions we have taken in collaboration with the wider energy industry and governments, have appropriately equipped us to tackle any unforeseeable events the upcoming summer might bring," she said.

Defining sCAP appropriately requires a focused international initiative and collaboration between clinicians and payers.