Sentence examples for collaborative outputs from inspiring English sources

Using an open systems perspective, we disclose the 'black box' of hospital and TB programme collaboration in association with the perceivably poor collaborative outputs.

As an example, we present here an analysis of the number of citations per publication for institutional, national, international and corporate collaborative outputs for 86 Institutions that had significant collaborations (generating 10 publications or more) in place with KAUST researchers over the period of 2011 2013.

Exponential random graph models (ERGMs) results show that the more communication researchers have the more likely they produce collaborative outputs.

Stemming from the core theme of each course unit and intended learning outcomes, interactional tasks using Web 2.0 tools and involving the construction of collaborative outputs were designed and implemented.

With a large number of researchers accepting patents as a strong indicator of R&D performance, it is important to bear in mind that when looking closer at different forms of collaborations (such as formal networking research projects) one has to consider forms of applied collaborative outputs other than patents.

The data collection: (1) covers both researchers' in-progress and completed collaborative outputs, (2) yields a rating from the researchers on the importance of a relationship to them and (3) obtains multiple types of relationship ties between researchers allowing for the comparison of multiple networks.

Based on the new photovoltaic output model, Reference [6] formed a probability sequence of wind-solar collaborative output through the convolution method and established a microgrid optimal economic operation model that can convert stochastic constraint into certainty constraints.

Previous research shows that researchers' social network metrics obtained from a collaborative output network (e.g., joint publications or co-authorship network) impact their performance determined by g-index.

Besides the collaborative output, previous research has also identified several potential benefits of argumentation for the individual learner (for an overview, see Chinn & Clark, 2013).

We propose a conceptual framework to guide future research on the determinants and the dynamics of research collaboration as well as the use of collaborative research output in innovation.

The process focuses on methods to integrate collaborative governance model outputs into SUMP while also considering the specific city planning status quo situation.