Sentence examples for collaboration of colleagues from inspiring English sources

In 1971, with the collaboration of colleagues in Japan, Dr. Stemmermann expanded these studies of second-generation Japanese - Ameri cans to include data from similar populations in Japan to assess the impact of western lifestyles upon their disease experience.

We greatly appreciate the advice, support and collaboration of colleagues at NIH, including G. Collman, D. Winn, E. Maull, L. Reinlib, S. Lynch, G. Ellison, and C. Dilworth.

A scoping study protocol could help clinicians, with the collaboration of colleagues, to successfully conduct a systematic and up-to-date synthesis of existing knowledge regarding any topic relevant to their practice.

Watching these students from every corner of the world reminded me that scientific research is truly a global endeavor -- and that virtually all scientists depend on the collaboration and abilities of colleagues in other countries.

Given that all data were gathered at the same time, we cannot ascertain whether the collaboration of physicians with colleagues is an antecedent or consequence of EBM adoption.

My research – on fuel poverty, energy and the built environment, and sustainable building materials – involves a lot of collaboration with colleagues at European universities.

The opinions of colleagues, organizational culture, collaboration and leadership are barriers or incentives in the social context of clinical practice [ 6].

I should say that all of the stuff on wisdom is the product of collaboration with a colleague of mine named Ken Sharp, who also teaches at Swarthmore.

In addition, art-based interventions have been suggested to enhance medical students' self-reflection, communication and collaboration with colleagues, and understanding of physician-society relationships [ 2].

Dr Roberts, who carried out the study in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Newcastle, said: "The preferences of women who began using the contraceptive Pill shifted towards men with genetically similar odours.

Some questions also were adapted from the first-wave survey instrument developed by members of our team, in collaboration with colleagues from Boston University and the VA Boston Healthcare System, for an evaluation of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Pursuing Perfection Program[ 12].