Sentence examples for demonstrated collaborative from inspiring English sources

CADET demonstrated collaborative care improves depression immediately after treatment compared to usual care, with effects that persisted at 12 months follow up, and is preferred by patients over usual care [ 19].

Evaluating a candidate's potential for continuous, sustained research productivity is not easy for hiring committees, he says, but he tends to rely on two indicators: a proven track record in getting financial support, and a background that demonstrates collaborative potential within the department.

The aims of the pilot were two-fold: we set out to determine whether residents would with assistance from a designated community facilitator form a CoL and demonstrate collaborative learning behaviors; and, obtain resident and faculty perceptions of CoL and Internet sessions as effective learning experiences.

The commission concluded that the contacts had not demonstrated "a collaborative relationship" between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

Microsoft demonstrated a collaborative meeting that used a large high-definition video monitor from Perceptive Pixel, a company Microsoft bought last week.

In game situations, they have demonstrated their collaborative behaviors on multiple occasions.

It has been demonstrated that collaborative drug therapy management may result in enhanced medication adherence and improved clinical outcomes.

Authors of these studies demonstrated that collaborative groups are not themselves unsituated venues of professional learning and identity formation when social or professional norms are reproduced through them.

It demonstrates the collaborative potential of the Internet in linking an earthquake engineer, a student adept at After Effects software and a communicator.

Marshall honors this year's "Stripped/Dressed" format by demonstrating her collaborative choreographic process and sharing a work in progress involving a new kind of WonderBra.

The following sections demonstrate the collaborative design system prototype working as intended, when assessed against the evaluation criteria.