Sentence examples for contributed to collaboration from inspiring English sources

RD contributed to collaboration in writing the manuscript, statistical analysis and correction of the manuscript.

This does not mean EU members are equally interested in and contributing to collaboration with Central Asia: pointing to the fact that the 2007 Strategy was primarily authored by Germany and adopted during its presidency, scholars extensively contend the document somewhat portrays German interests in the region as common EU ones (Laumullin, 2011: p. 31; Voloshin, 2014: p. 43).

However, some DNs suggested that unwillingness to think 'outside the box' and negative attitudes towards collaboration more than workload contributed to poor collaboration.

During the German occupation in the Second World War, Odense's general strike in August 1943 contributed to terminating collaboration with the Germans.

EVIPNet Cameroon has contributed to Cochrane Collaboration's efforts to translate its products into French.

Second, we do not know if the curriculum contributed to increased collaboration between doctors and nurses.

The insight that problems are amendable if approached from different perspectives contributed to the collaboration between public health and primary care.

Only one of the 20 studies that had not contributed to this collaboration claimed that smoking is associated with an increased risk breast cancer (reference number 81, in Appendix II Supplementary Material (www.bjcancer.com)).

As far as can be ascertained, over 80% of the worldwide epidemiological data that have been assembled on the relationship between breast cancer and alcohol and tobacco consumption were contributed to this collaboration.

Individual data from 65 epidemiological studies of breast cancer 63 published and two unpublished in which information on alcohol and/or tobacco consumption had been collected contributed to this collaboration.

Factors that contributed to successful collaborations were examined in a paper by Laing et al. (53) that combined findings from four separate but related studies.