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The PCA have compiled a series of online tutorials, called "Mind Matters", to which Trescothick has contributed freely.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/11/49/prepub We acknowledge the contribution of EMIS practices who contribute freely to the QResearch® and to David Stables (medical director of EMIS) for its support in establishing, developing and maintaining the database.

"Working with historically disadvantaged communities, one has to be extraordinarily careful that people understand the implications of taking part in a trial, and are contributing freely rather than being coerced.

Plenty of people already contribute freely to crowdsourcing websites like Wikipedia and Quora or paid services like Amazon's Mechanical Turk, and the sustained popularity of traffic app Waze shows that people are willing to contribute to a common cause from their handsets if it provides a timely, helpful result.

Is the orientation of Google's corporate culture to stimulate creativity and to show interest in the lives of employees so that volunteers contribute freely (Battelle 2011)?

The power of crowdsourcing lies in allowing a large number of individuals to contribute freely by giving them unfettered access to the problem.

To optimise data quality, all responses from participants were volunteered and participants were encouraged to contribute freely to the discussion by the facilitators.

The singers contributed ideas freely as Ms. Manich gave direction.

One paper described GPs as reluctant to contribute information freely to other providers.

International Youth Day What's Happening Opinions Invest in Adolescents Adolescents Need to Know Young People and HIV Young People and HIV Voices of Youth Participation Multimedia Adolescents have the right to participate in matters that affect their lives, to be involved in family and community matters, to contribute and freely express their viewpoints.

If the Web served as a launching pad for the Xtreme capitalism heralded in magazines like Fast Company and Wired, the launching pad itself was partly built by freely contributed collective labor.