Sentence examples for collaborator's from inspiring English sources

Translating as "Hello 113" the title's a reference to Gordon's collaborator's Manthe Ribane's Studio113, a creative agency/studio based in Capetown.

For example, if one institution requires review of an outside collaborator's protocol, but that collaborating institution does not require review for protocols using anonymized samples, researchers may find themselves in a "Catch-22" scenario.

This concern is a potential barrier to forming collaborations that may otherwise enhance each collaborator's individual contribution, and raises the need to study the trade-off between value gain and confidentiality loss from information exchange.

One low-risk way to try a new collaboration is to offer to analyze your collaborator's existing data in a new way, or to work on a pilot study, before putting a grant proposal together and committing yourself to the relationship, DeBruine suggests.

Besides the individual collaborator's perceived behavioural control, the involvement of academics in research collaboration has been found to be influenced by external environmental factors such as availability of time and other resources and incentives such as funding and R & D infrastructure/equipment (Bozeman and Gaughan 2007; Hughes and Kitson 2012).

That collaboration resulted in a very nice publication and an invitation to join my collaborator's research group as a postdoc.

Also, intensified competition between collaborators lowers their prices and imposes downward pressure on non-collaborator's pricing strategy.

Although collaboration between competitors reduces their product distinctiveness, it may increase the distinctiveness between their products and a non-collaborator's product.

See the Celestial Vault come to life in photos, and in Chevalier's longtime collaborator Claude Mossessian's documentary, below: .

My collaborator Jane Baxter's son David demands that she cook it on a weekly basis.

Related sites A Science News Focus article on fearful memories Study collaborator Joseph LeDoux's site.