Sentence examples for considerable collaborative from inspiring English sources

8 FIFA plays a very active role in the implementation and promotion of Football for Health, but it also requires a considerable collaborative effort from governmental authorities, football federations and practitioners to make use of the information.

5 13 Despite these encouraging data, scale-up requires a considerable collaborative effort from volunteers, sports organisations and bodies responsible for health promotion, such as FIFA and the WHO.

The good news is that there is already a considerable architecture for collaborative problem-solving in place in hundreds of communities across the United States.

Access to various resources, be they human, information, or physical, is a considerable incentive for maintaining collaborative relations with other organizations.

Although considerable positive effects of collaborative learning on a variety (medical) competences were found e.g. (Johnson and Johnson 2009; Michaelsen et al. 2008), we still have no full understanding on the mechanisms how these effects are reached.

Harnessing the alumni of a Masters level course to perform collaborative research has considerable potential to build research capacity in LMICs.

Consultations such as those in figures 2 and 3, in which the clinician and patient are not 'in tune' with each other require considerable and not always successful collaborative work by both parties to prevent, recognise and repair misunderstandings.

The present study shows that the overall results of the Care for Better programme are mostly positive; nevertheless, there is considerable variation between teams and collaboratives.

Within the United States, law enforcement strategies that rely on partnerships between criminal justice officials, neighbourhood residents, and social service providers (i.e., collaborative implementation) have shown considerable promise for reducing crime and disorder associated with open-air drug markets.

In particular, Todd's community of collaborative drug design has attracted considerable interest and, assuming it is successful, will be a strong driver to show the value of the semantic web and WWMM approach.

There is now considerable evidence in support of stepped and collaborative care approaches to expanding mental health service [ 12, 13].