Sentence examples for cooperation seen from inspiring English sources

In a wide-ranging discussion about the fight against terrorism, Mr. Schily was careful to praise the cooperation seen from United States counterterrorism officials, particularly Attorney General John Ashcroft and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge.

Yet Luby concedes that the cooperation seen in research settings might not carry through in a real-world intervention.

76 If inhibition of FOXO-mediated transcription by PI3K/AKT signaling also occurs in MYC-driven lymphomas, it could potentially contribute to some of the cooperation seen between MYC and PI3K.

For example, in Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria, reducing kinship or increasing kin-competition - both behaviors related to increased dispersal in wild systems - destroyed the social cooperation seen in this species [ 24].

As a first step to investigate the effect of differences in eagerness to change on the evolution of cooperation (see Methods), we assume that either cooperators or defectors have a fixed and pre-defined η (see Fig. 2).

Some people who support regional cooperation see voluntary tax sharing as a litmus test.

So the job of inspectors is to determine his level of cooperation, see.

Concerning the motivation of users to collaborate as MRs, there is a lot of literature addressing different ways to reinforce this cooperation (see e.g., [7]).

Philosophy of science and philosophy of information, with their interest in the problem of induction and theory formation, probably both could benefit from closer cooperation (see 4.1 Popper: Information as degree of falsifiability).

In terms of sequence and position, example 10 is the eighth main clause and occurs towards the middle of the Alarab Arabic report, which is titled 'The UN investigator compliments Syria's cooperation' (see example 5).

This is the minimum condition for any evolution of cooperation, see Fig. 4. If b does not exceed c then cooperation does not generate an overall benefit.