Sentence examples for dynamics collaboration from inspiring English sources

Results show that the importance of some cognitive and social processes (e.g., social dynamics, collaboration feedback, etc).

In comparison, ICPs within the UIP subgroup showed a strong increase in 'relational' trust-based (mutual gains and relationship dynamics) collaboration approaches in addition to the control-based mechanisms.

Sensitive and empathetic facilitators can drive the dynamics of collaboration and make continuous efforts to ensure that collaboration covers an entire array of issues from learning the social and built environment to problem solving instead of maintaining a narrow focus on contingent variables and recovery measures (Hochrainer and Mechler 2011).

The findings presented above provide an insight into the dynamics of collaboration at work in contemporary stem cell science.

Many elements of these findings suggest that the prevailing dynamics of collaboration in stem cell science align with, rather than challenge, the use of public-private consortia for translational research.

In the present paper, we have explored the structure and dynamics of collaboration networks in two different domains, R&D alliances between firms and co-authorship relations between scientists.

Shortly before rehearsals for "Mood Swings" commenced, Donald Fagen took some time out to chat with me, in a conversation that touched on tantalizing details about the tour, the dynamics of collaboration, music critics, social media pitfalls... and even Prohibition-era Jewish gangsters.

Only a limited number of models have described the dynamics of collaboration between physicians and pharmacists [ 24, 25].

A recent report by Lingard and colleagues [ 7] addressed the 'rules' and dynamics of collaboration in ICU teams.

The formation of MEHA and Project 1 provided an opportunity to study the dynamics of collaboration during a period of significant conflict.

The dynamics of collaboration between healthcare providers may vary widely, as identified by Boon and colleagues [ 57, 58], who have developed a seven model conceptual framework of team-oriented health care delivery.