Sentence examples for collaboration illustrates from inspiring English sources

And the current round of crisis-driven collaboration illustrates the heightened level of concern among both government and financial players.

This unusual collaboration illustrates the widespread backing for tough measures to limit the sale of tainted diamonds.

Produced in a call and response method, the collaboration illustrates the importance of cutting to both artists' works.

The types of collaboration illustrated through the MSC stories has brought to light an observation that was not explicit in the original theory of change, that often the disconnect at the local level was not between community members and providers, but between them collectively and higher level authorities.

These two collaborations illustrate a non-geographically constrained collaboration and a geographically constrained collaboration, respectively.

The results of the study provide evidence for the validity of the ATCI-P in measuring attitudes towards collaboration and illustrate the relationship between the frequency of interprofessional collaboration and 'interactional'practitionerner' and 'environmental determinants'.

This paper looks into practicalities and evolution of this collaboration to illustrate the characteristics of Brazilian development cooperation in health, with the aim of drawing lessons for the wider debate on aid and local production of pharmaceuticals in Africa.

In the academic year 2004-2005, he led an international research group at the Centre for Advanced Studies at the Norwegian Academy for Science and Letters which for so many of us was a key catalyst in generating new ideas and new lines of research thus enhancing our international collaborations (as illustrated by joint publications and the establishment of Behavioral and Brain Functions in 2005).

The third theme - ' Collaboration is hard work' illustrates the barriers to collaboration.

This figure not only illustrates pathway collaboration by showing their coordinating relationships, but it also shows that mutations are well distributed across the genes in each pathway, as an example of our hypothesis that any genes with functional mutations can be driver genes.

The rest of the 'background' section reviews the current collaboration literature in healthcare context and illustrates the way to map physicians' collaboration from their visiting information to patients.