Sentence examples for for increased collaboration from inspiring English sources

Last month, the heads of dozens of Indian universities participated in a high level meeting at Carleton University in Ottawa to explore possibilities for increased collaboration.

Alfredo Mantovano, the Italian Interior Ministry under secretary, said that Thursday's attacks were most likely retaliation for increased collaboration between the Swiss and Italian authorities that led to the arrests of three anarchists this year.

She also urged the agency to quickly finalize its guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain and called for increased collaboration between the CDC and other federal health agencies to determine the long-term effects of opioid use in children and the increased use of the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl.

In a telephone interview, Alfredo Mantovano, the Interior Ministry under secretary, said the attacks were a form of "criminal promotion," most likely carried out in retaliation for increased collaboration between the Swiss and Italian authorities that led to the arrests earlier this year of three anarchists.

CONCLUSIONS: One of the most important recommendations to emerge from the meeting discussions is for increased collaboration among clinical and epidemiological investigators whose work focuses in the area of depression with those working primarily in the area of memory disorders.

Once the act is fully implemented in 2014 assuming that a Supreme Court decision or legislative repeal does not scuttle it a complex mix of insurance reform, new programs and incentives for increased collaboration will have the potential to profoundly change how diabetes affects people living in poverty.

Taken together, the recommendations support the overarching need for increased collaborations between dose modelers and those that use the models for risk assessments, aerosol medicine applications, design of toxicology experiments, and extrapolation across species.

This paper concludes with suggestions for increasing collaboration between architects and psychologists.

"There is a great need for increasing collaboration between universities and businesses," says Diamond. "This is good for student employability, good for businesses – as students are then ready to understand and work in industry – and it is good for ideas and research".

The need for areal representativeness calls for an increased collaboration between systemic typologists and areal specialists or native speaker linguists around the world, including those working outside SFL.

This can be controlled for by increased collaboration between primary care providers and homeopaths.