Sentence examples for collaborative pattern from inspiring English sources

MUDPAC to the opposite, tries to discover a collaborative pattern so that all pathways involved are disrupted in the same sample set.

MDM2 and MDMX co-expression was noted to influence the expression levels of P53 in two distinct patterns as shown in Figure  2: A) a collaborative pattern where diminished or no P53 expression was detected.

The novel pathways identified by the collaborative pattern for each of the 4 subtypes complement our current picture of the emergence and progression of breast cancer, and may furthermore provide feasible, practical and customized therapies in clinical practice in the perspective of patient diagnose and personalized medicine.

All the games were video- and audio-recorded for analysis of students' gaming and collaborative patterns.

By analyzing papers published in the major journals in the period 2003 2005, the collaborative patterns were characterized.

The firms' patterns of regional, national and international collaboration with other firms and with universities is analyzed, as well as the differing collaborative patterns of small versus large firm.

Pedestrians share the same environment and they generally compete for the space resource; nonetheless, they can also exhibit collaborative patterns of interactions, for instance respecting (written or non-written) shared rules like giving way to passengers getting off a train before getting on board, or even respecting cultural dependant rules (e.g. gallantry).

Taking into account that the communities in this study did not have any established professional and collaborative patterns for this task, we chose to focus on the perspectives of rehabilitation managers involved in the organization and delivery of care.

Despite most family physicians working in groups, and availability of government-funded support for additional professional staff, collaborative patterns of care with physicians and other staff were often uncoordinated and not patient-centred.

Second, the practice of IHC suggests individualization of patient care and thus, some patients may choose to access only one or a limited number of practitioners in the clinic, thereby modifying the collaborative patterns among the team members.

This paper presents an approach of applying data mining techniques to reveal information patterns for managing collaborative design information.