Sentence examples for descriptions of collaborative from inspiring English sources

There was clear evidence of IPP in the rural settings where this study was conducted that was supported by many descriptions of collaborative and integrated practice.

There was clear evidence of diversity and complexity associated with IPP in the rural settings that was supported by descriptions of collaborative integrated practice.

Directly addressing RQ1, we constructed a brief qualitative description of collaborative software development of OpenStack, as can be found in the software engineering literature for other projects [83, 139].

The following information was extracted: first author name, publication year, country of corresponding author, study design, study period, age, gender, ethnicity, sample size (intervention/control), length of follow-up, conflicts of interest (Table  1), inclusion criteria of patients, description of "collaborative care" and "control", main outcomes (see Additional file 2).

Bate and Robert and colleagues [ 8, 9] took up a more dynamic approach by providing process descriptions of two collaboratives and detailing the extent to which the collaborative method was implemented.

In the field of Technology-enhanced Learning (TeL), social tagging has been applied to Learning Object Repositories (LORs) mainly as a means:(a) to offer an alternative way of classifying the Learning Objects (LOs) based on the tag vocabulary created by the end-users of the LOs, and (b) to facilitate the enhancement of LOs' descriptions via collaborative tagging.

It supports event-driven automatic collaboration by specifying each active work based on active work description language and automating the execution of collaborative task flow composed of active works.

In this regard, the circuits represent a new form, in the shape of the circuit diagrams themselves; a new reflexive method, in the collaborative production of those images; and new content, in their description of those novel collaborative practices.

Half of the participants read about a scientist going about their work in solitude, whilst the other half read a description of a more collaborative way of working.

The collaborative network ontology consists of (i) collaboration attributes, (ii) description of participants and (iii) collaborative processes inspired from the enterprise Process Handbook (MIT).

These sort of collaborative relationships must continue.