Sentence examples for for example a collaborative from inspiring English sources
This goal can be, for example, a collaborative itinerary planning [94], a collaborative graph coloring [89].
For example, a collaborative study between scientists and fishermen in New Zealand successfully tested an underwater setting device for longliners which set the lines below the reach of vulnerable albatross species.
For example, a collaborative effort with the European Union, the EQUITAP (Equity in Asia-Pacific Health Systems) project assessed equity in health financing and delivery in 15 Asia-Pacific countries (van Doorslaer et al., 2007).
For example an online collaborative quiz can be incorporated into the environment and performed by a group of learners who are watching a related video.
For example, a multicenter European collaborative study including nearly four thousand mothers reported relative risks of preterm birth of 2.60 (95% CI 1.43-4.75) and 1.82 (95% CI 1.13-2.92), for those exposed to combination therapy with and without a protease inhibitors, respectively, compared to no treatment [ 112].
For example, setting a collaborative goal of attaching a part to some device would push a corresponding focus space onto the stack.
For example, Blue Bottle Coffee — a Collaborative Fund investment — most recently raised $70 million in a venture financing round.
Take for example Interior Leather Bar, a collaborative film with Travis Mathews, about the making of the infamous 40 minutes of "lost" explicit gay sex footage from William Friedkin's controversial 1980 film Cruising, or a multi-episode arc on a US soap General Hospital which he later deemed 'performance art'.
For example, a study of eight collaborative medical groups focused on patient-centered care in Minnesota successfully used a modified CAHPS survey measure to identify opportunities for care improvement, develop quality improvement interventions, and produce measurable improvements in patient experience [ 12].
For example, a naturalistic pilot study of collaborative care for patients with LTCs and depression in the UK found that traditional professional divisions perceived between mental and physical health problems remained despite a focus on integration, but patient perceptions were not explored [ 17].
In terms of online storage, it creates better conditions for collaborative work; for example, a change made to a Word document would be available to users on different computers because the information is synchronised across all computers.
