Sentence examples for collaboration on data from inspiring English sources

Potential collaboration on data collection between the Human Variome Project Australian Node (www.hvpaustralia.org.au) and the Australian Neuromuscular Network is currently under discussion.

We show how the architecture for tracking biological invasions is provided by a minimum information set of Essential Variables, global collaboration on data sharing and infrastructure, and strategic contributions by countries.

We thank the first two, in particular to Osvaldo, for their collaboration on data cleaning and the computation of the Entropy and Jensen-Shannon divergences.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/12/390/prepub We thank participants in the study "Ethnic minorities' health", Partnership for collaboration on data collection and to Cecilie Dinesen for information on education variables.

And in the UK GlaxoSmithKline recently unveiled its partnership with the SAS Institute which aims to increase collaboration based on data from clinical trials.

The Integrated Analysis of Longitudinal Studies of Aging collaboration focuses on data harmonization and reproducibility of research from international longitudinal studies focused on aging and health-related change in cognition, health, and well-being [ 70].

These have been prepared by an international collaboration based on data spanning 26 countries from >70 000 healthy individuals across four ethnic groups (Caucasian, African-American, and North-East Asian and South-East Asian), valid for persons aged 3 95 years 28 29 and have been shown to fit contemporary Australasian spirometric data.

We're currently working on zero-trust networks for multi-cloud environments, secure on-ramping of blockchain, safe collaboration on sensitive data; and rethinking how machine learning can significantly impact the business.

One of its more milestone events in the UK, which could have been a persuading factor in the decision announced today, is that in July last year, the company developed Huddle IL3, the first commercial public cloud service to be modified and accredited for pan-government collaboration on restricted data.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2431/12/149/prepub The authors are grateful to Ms Monika Blössner from Department of Nutrition for Health and Development, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland for her insightful comments and collaborations on the data analysis.

Collaboration on topics like data mining and cataloging computer software will be a priority, said Susan Merritt, dean of computer science at Pace, which does research for businesses and offers training and consulting.