Sentence examples for collaboration concern from inspiring English sources

Here's his comment, followed by my closing thoughts: I have three immediate responses: Satisfaction in the great success of the collaboration, concern that this slightly increases worries about future sea-level rise from human-caused warming, but technical questions that may leave us more-or-less where we were before on the biggest picture.

Recent results of the RD50 collaboration concerning material engineering are presented.

The authors are indebted to Dr. Mariela Bollati for her generous collaboration concerning the MoFlo cell sorter and Federico Santiñaque for cytometric data handling.

Several of these collaborations concerned the nature of morality, a subject he had reason to weigh because of an experience that had saved his father's life.

Those who were most involved in substance abuse management had undertaken Continuous Professional Development CPDD) or network collaborations concerning this topic.

His co-author on the second book, which is now a decade old, was Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, and that collaboration raised concern among some Sept. 11 family members about a potential conflict of interest.

Thus, we posit that social exchange is critical for collaboration outcomes concerning innovation.

This study explores the dynamics of a government sponsored collaboration network concerning the development of solar photovoltaics (PV) technologies in China, and investigates the effect of network evolution on the subsequent innovation performance of network actors.

Where the collaboration was concerned, the aspects were the extent to which the stepwise approach had contributed to strengthening bridges between sectors (e.g., interest in participation, appropriate actors involved, satisfied with participants' input, consensus about focus, ties between sectors) and the appetite for continued collaboration.

As far as collaborative business is concerned, short-term e-collaboration can be developed.

Global collaborations and concerns are increasingly important to leading biotech/pharma companies, which pay careful attention to their research facilities and services in developing countries.