Sentence examples for collaboration comprises from inspiring English sources

The Cochrane Collaboration comprises centers in 15 countries, 50 topic-based collaborative review groups and about 6,000 members.

The DAMPE collaboration comprises four institutes under CAS, including the National Space Science Center in Beijing; also involved are the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei, the University of Geneva, and Italian universities in Bari, Lecce, and Perugia.

The collaboration comprises university researchers, accreditation agency personnel and staff from leading quality improvement bodies in Australia (Table  1).

The EPOCH Collaboration comprises the investigators of the four RCTs assessing childhood obesity prevention interventions in Australasian settings and a coordination/methodology team.

This international collaboration comprises large, well described observational cohorts from one ICU in the USA and three ICUs in The Netherlands, as well as the 21 ICUs participating in one of the major randomized controlled trials of intensive insulin therapy [ 8], increasing the generalizability of its findings.

This effort was based upon a collaboration comprised of academic investigators, NIH staff, clinicians, and non-government organizations to create an infrastructure by which biomaterials and associated phenotypic and genotypic data which have been collected can be distributed responsibly with minimal barriers to researchers.

The PHIT Partnership is a public-private-academic collaboration comprised of six institutions.

Therefore, to validate the results of the earlier large cohort study by Berenguer et al. we aimed to examine the influence of ABC on the response to pegIFN and RBV-containing HCV treatment in HIV/HCV co-infected patients in a large European cohort collaboration comprising data from different European countries.

The specific things that policy actors seek to achieve through these global activities and collaborations comprise the fourth component: the content of global health policy.

None of the existing stove technology was commercially available 3 years ago, and even better devices will be introduced in the next 3 years, points out Jacob Moss, a senior advisor at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAandandirectorof of the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air, an international collaboration comprising more than 340 partners.

MIT has the science lead and heads a collaboration that comprises some 600 researchers at 60 institutions across 16 nations.