Sentence examples for enabled collaborations from inspiring English sources

"BELSPO projects have largely helped bring us to the forefront internationally," and enabled collaborations with colleagues in other parts of the world, he adds.

The capabilities of the Diamond-NOM have already enabled collaborations with optic manufacturers, including production of a preferentially deposited, large (1.2 m), synchrotron mirror with a slope error of ∼0.44 μrad rms and using bimorph technology to reduce figure error of a super-polished (elastic emission machining) optic to <1 nm peak to valley.

The iBLEND network enabled collaborations to extend across our campus to provide students (and instructors) with mechanisms to assess and reflect on learning progress in and out of the classroom.

As Dr. Hughes noted: Email has enabled collaboration without geographical limits in science to an extraordinary degree.

This positive experience has enabled collaboration between practitioners and those responsible for developing recommendations.

Being open source enabled collaboration among Chado database developers from several biological systems to add the new ND module to accommodate large-scale phenotypic and genotypic data (11).

Recommendations were similar to factors that enabled collaboration in literature on management networks, interprofessional health services research, teamwork, knowledge translation, communities of practice, and quality improvement collaboratives [ 36].

The paper shows how this institutional positionality has enabled collaboration with senior managers within the Ministry of Health, Department of Social Welfare and other key stakeholders to take forward research and action on OVC.

These combined capacities and growing trusted relationships further enabled collaboration in preparing for and responding to H5N1, dengue outbreaks, and natural disasters such as Cyclone Nargis that hit Myanmar in 2008 (14).

Shrum et al. (2001) argued that bureaucratic structures were more important than trust in enabling collaborations to work.

Indeed, a main goal of the symposium was to share tools, experiences, and lessons learned that would enable collaborations between these different stakeholders.