Sentence examples for collaboration to consider from inspiring English sources
Based at academic centers on four campuses — Brown University, the University of Chicago, Stanford University, and Yale — the multi-site effort will support a strategic collaboration to consider humanistic public scholarship, research, and teaching on each of the campuses.
Also we could suggest to the SCC Collaboration to consider numbering each of the items in the checklist improving its user-friendliness.
To save time and increase collaboration, you may want to consider using the jigsaw method where students report back to one another with their findings.
IoTSF hopes to raise awareness through cross-company collaboration and encourage manufacturers to consider security of connected devices at the hardware level.
Second, the example of co-existence I gave is an example of how some people seek to use concepts to improve collaboration by inviting people to consider alternatives that may not have been on their conceptual radar before.
Aside from how flawed these methods of creating collaboration are, we have to consider that the purpose of having people come together in a team has changed over the past 20 years and it is now on a path of even faster evolution.
We encourage readers to think of ways that medical examples may be used to increase student understanding of basic evolutionary concepts, and also to consider collaborations in their own research and teaching that cross the disciplinary borders between evolution and medicine.
Then there's his collaboration with the photographer James Reeve to consider – Van Noten first came across his work at the Hyères International Fashion and Photography Festival in 2010 when he was president of the fashion side of the event, which is aimed at nurturing young talent.
For those seeking a one-stop collaboration tool, here are two to consider: Basecamp and Asana.
Health leaders need to consider greater collaboration with innovators in technology and academic and private-sector cooperatives should be encouraged to foster innovation in this area.
Having described these basic parameters of scientific collaboration, the next step is to consider in more detail the empirical case study.
