Sentence examples for collaboration concluded from inspiring English sources

Another example: last April, independent scientists of the Cochrane Collaboration concluded that Britain wasted more than £500m on the influenza drug Tamiflu.

The Macho collaboration concluded that these brightenings had occurred when the objects, assumed to be in the halo, passed directly between Earth and distant stars and magnified the light of the stars behind them.

As Mr. Taubes notes, the most rigorous meta-analysis of the clinical trials of low-fat diets, published in 2001 by the Cochrane Collaboration, concluded that they had no significant effect on mortality.

But a meta-analysis of 54 studies on interventions to control dust mites, published in 2008 by the nonprofit Cochrane Collaboration, concluded, "Chemical and physical methods aimed at reducing exposure to house dust mite allergens cannot be recommended".

The drugs might eventually be demonstrated to be effective against flu-related complications; in general, the Cochrane Collaboration concluded "Paucity of good data".

In any event, this review, by the widely respected Cochrane Collaboration, concluded that reductions in the percentage of total calories from fat lead consistently to reductions in body fat and body weight, too.

In 2011, IUPAC evaluated the 2006 results of the Dubna-Livermore collaboration and concluded: "The three events reported for the Z = 118 isotope have very good internal redundancy but with no anchor to known nuclei do not satisfy the criteria for discovery".

The systematic review by Cochrane collaboration also concluded that VAS reduces all-cause childhood mortality by 24% [ 18].

The Cochrane collaboration group concluded that the magnitude of harm is similar to the benefit, therefore aspirin cannot be recommended for primary prevention in patients with elevated blood pressure [ 18].

Based largely on that meta-analysis, which had been published in 2003, the Cochrane Collaboration in 2006 concluded that Tamiflu could reduce flu complications.

By a treaty of collaboration with Britain concluded in 1822, he agreed to forbid his subjects to sell slaves to the subjects of Christian powers.