Sentence examples for collaboration monitored from inspiring English sources

Over 2 years, Sumi and others in the MOA collaboration monitored 50 million stars in our galaxy using the 1.8 meter MOA-II telescope at New Zealand's Mount John Observatory and the 1.3 meter Warsaw University Telescope at Chile's Las Campanas Observatory.

NB conceived the study, designed the study, designed the data collection tools, organized the collaboration, monitored data collection, drafted and revised the manuscript.

AB conceived the study, designed the study, designed the data-collection tools, organized the collaboration, monitored data collection, and drafted and revised the manuscript.

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The Microlensing Planet Search collaboration began monitoring the 100-day-long event in collaboration with MACHO and the Global Microlensing Alert Network.

"We have worked with our state partners to accelerate the transition to the next generation of safety devices and will continue that collaboration to monitor progress," Mr. Gaffney said in a statement.

I will describe the efforts of the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves (NANOGrav), a collaboration which monitors an array of over 40 millisecond pulsars with the Green Bank Telescope and Arecibo Observatory.

Integrated care coordinators are responsible for supporting the process of planning and improving the integrated care service, improving collaboration and monitoring the results.

Thereafter, the procedures for data collection through interviews will be adjusted according to individual site needs, while collaboration to monitor the transformation will mainly take the form of participant observation.

24, 27 Data on preterm birth rates from the Euro-Peristat project, a collaboration to monitor perinatal health in the European Union, also raise the question of whether rates are rising in all countries.

Another international collaboration called GMAN monitored the same star and saw a similar pattern of brightening and dimming, according to GMAN member David Bennett of the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.