Sentence examples for collaboration contributed from inspiring English sources

GM and SM conceived the study, designed the study, organized the collaboration, contributed to data collection and revised the manuscript.

GS and VR contributed to study design, organized the collaboration, contributed to interpretation of findings, preparation and revision of the manuscript.

Competition and collaboration contribute to innovation and creativity in two distinct ways.

Qualitative assessment will provide insight into how interventions affect collaboration and how improved collaboration contributes to changes in outcomes.

The duration of the commitment, as well as the style of close collaboration, contribute to the effectiveness of the relationship.

The simultaneous presence of multiple attending physicians (both as instructors and auditors amongst the audience) facilitated MDT collaboration, contributing to the uniqueness of the educational intervention.

This requirement from the Cochrane Collaboration contributes (at least in part) to the average level of quality for Cochrane reviews being significantly higher than the rest of the reviews in HSE.

Moreover, regarding inter-professional collaboration, a personal relationship is considered an important facilitator of good collaboration, contributing to mutual understanding and improved communication structures: "I have been really lucky that in the meantime we've got to know each other privately.

Researchers who have collaborated with community-based organizations have documented that such collaborations contributed to greater research participation by minorities [ 13], in part due to direct communication with community members.

Each of these collaborations contributed to reaching important milestones in the development of Niprisan, with the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia conducting animal studies confirming the potential anti-sickling activity of Niprisan, and Dr. Pandey being primarily responsible for handling the manufacturing aspects of Niprisan.

We also found that in both types of disciplines, disciplinary collaborations contribute more to career development than interdisciplinary collaborations.