This formalism is combined astutely with the Ferber model to provide new collaborative features of the agent.
The interdisciplinary and collaborative feature of biocuration poses additional challenges for biocurators in coordinating between data producers from wet labs, bioinformaticians who analyze data, informatics specialists who make data professionally manageable and accessible and computational biologists who translate data into knowledge.
Oleksik et al.'s [33] study reported that the collaborative features of OneNote facilitated faster and easier sharing, and enabled simultaneous communication between researchers, irrespective of location.
The South Asian craft of Rangoli1 is - like food preparation and cooking - a mainly female activity and shares many of the social and collaborative features of cooking.
The practical and collaborative features of PAR were infused in a study by Roth and Tobin (2010).
However, collaborative features of communication more generally, such as imparting medication-related information and discussing the practicalities of treatment specifics, were positively associated, though less studied.
Particularly, there is a strong interest in investigating the added value of collaborative features for enriching the development process, as well as the quality of the result.
Further, cKASS allows for indeed encourages the sharing of user-defined syndrome definitions, with collaborative features that will enhance the ability of the surveillance community to quickly generate new definitions in response to emerging threats.
But one of the important innovations that Microsoft has made in this consumer-facing version is the sharing and collaborative features, which are certainly the future of any professional applications suite.
Many of the collaborative features, however, will not be available for the mobile versions of documents and presentations.
