Sentence examples for collaborators strongly from inspiring English sources

Cautious Collaborators strongly supported the idea of having better consciousness-raising about what collaborations might be possible and beneficial, and also reflecting on the collaborations already in place.

System Driven Collaborators strongly believed that a clear mandate from the top is needed to enable PH, PC and the rest of the health system to effectively work together and that people in different branches in the Ministry/ Ministries have to strongly believe in collaboration, actively support it, and develop directed policies to foster organizations work together.

These data and the analyses by Matikainen et al. (20) and the Cholesterol Treatment Trialists' Collaborators (21) strongly support aggressive lowering of LDL-C in individuals with diabetes.

More specifically, the now classic work of Ekman and collaborators is strongly demonstrative of the way in which certain emotions are associated with facial expressions that are argued to be evolutionary and pan-cultural (Ekman et al. 1981; Ekman 1989).

Glossematics is a theory and system of linguistic analysis proposed by the Danish scholar Louis Hjelmslev (1899 1965) and his collaborators, who were strongly influenced by the work of the Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure.

In one famous exchange over the purge trials of Vichy collaborators, Camus reacted strongly against Catholic intellectual Francois Mauriac for "throwing Christ in my face".

"I was glad you strongly condemned collaborators in the white South African population.

Similar to our findings, in the survey by van den Brink and collaborators [13], the school children strongly overestimated intensity of headaches in questionnaire ratings as compared to diary recordings.

Robert Trivers, an eminent biologist at Rutgers and a former collaborator with Wilson, wrote a strongly worded personal e-mail to Nowak.

But how active a life will they lead on concert and operatic stages when Mr. Glass and his close collaborators, with whom they are so strongly identified, are no longer putting them forward?

The majority of collaborators (n = 61/97, 62.9%) disagreed or strongly disagreed that collaborative research opportunities between medical schools were easily accessible.