Sentence examples for collaboratively achieved from inspiring English sources

Students working collaboratively achieved significantly higher than those working individually.

UNICEF's participation in the UNDAF process at the country level is also placing greater emphasis on results-oriented planning as "the UNDAF Results Matrix describes the results to be collaboratively achieved".

With a dis-order strategy of training/testing video sets, the proposed model and learning strategy are able to collaboratively achieve a significant improvement of action recognition.

Involved parties need to understand the fundamental perspectives across disciplines to collaboratively achieve an efficacious design.

This paper examines decision methods applied to a distributed system that must operate collaboratively to achieve a common objective and tolerate partial system failure, necessitating structural reorganization.

Positive washback occurs when a test encourages beneficial changes in teaching and learning, and teachers and students work willingly and collaboratively toward achieving the objectives of the test (Cheng and Curtis 2004; Hughes 2003; Pearson 1988).

"I am very pleased with the global outcome achieved collaboratively with the DoJ (US department of justice)," said the SFO director, Richard Alderman.

Typically, after it is finished, each collaborator, or his admirers, will claim that the parts that worked were his, whereas the truth may be that what worked was indeed achieved collaboratively: that the participants spurred each other on.

Qualitative comments revealed where more specific item anchors descriptors were required, achieved collaboratively using a shared online spreadsheet.

Mr Justice Vos concluded: "It would be commendable if the outcome of this judgment were that the parties, even at this late stage, started to work collaboratively together to achieve the best possible planning permission, as they had envisaged they would under the terms of the SPA".

Working collaboratively, we can achieve something that we could not achieve by working alone (Cox, 2004).