Sentence examples for collaboratively published from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, ATS and IDSA collaboratively published clinical criteria that must be met to determine whether a patient with pulmonary NTM isolates actually has NTM disease (2 ).

In response to new treatment options, the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease (AASLD) and Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) collaboratively published recommendations for testing, managing, and treating HCV in January 2014, with revisions in December 2014.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, poem in seven parts by Samuel Taylor Coleridge that first appeared in Lyrical Ballads, published collaboratively by Coleridge and William Wordsworth in 1798.

Relying on the Guardian's Snowden documents, the Times and ProPublica simultaneously published a collaboratively written account.

Starting in 2013, the Networks again collaboratively defined and later published standards by which tokenization would work.

The Center for Disease Control should take a leading role in collaboratively creating and publishing this standard and should be assisted by the U.S. Food and Drug administration, so that the standard complies with quality guidelines.

1. We've published and opened our collaboratively-authored Network[ed] Ecologies Digital Publication Concept Document to allow for further public collaboration.

Taking a Color-esque approach with their upcoming iPhone app, they make it simple for people at the same event, like a wedding, to take videos and upload them to a cloud-based dashboard which can be collaboratively organized into one cohesive video and published to Facebook to tag all your friends in their embarrassing table-dancing moments.

Develop University IT strategy collaboratively with University IT groups and document approach in published white papers.

His essay on the manuscripts of of Cage/Cowell/Harrison/Thomson's collaboratively written Sonorous or Exquisite Corpses was recently published in Arcana: Musicians on Music.

The authors of the Cochrane Review on FAST are well published with over 100 citations, individually and collaboratively, but only 3 references for ultrasound-related investigations.