Sentence examples for formal collaborators from inspiring English sources

Social science environmental health transdisciplinarity also develops in CBPR projects without social scientists as formal collaborators.

A better understanding of current IAP knowledge and practice regarding chronic disease will be essential to shaping their potential role as formal sector collaborators.

Signing formal agreement with collaborators to ensure commitment was an essential precondition for the program to be approved by the Senate.

The persistence of a moral economy that encourages reciprocal sharing of material and data outside formal institutional collaborations could in theory pose a challenge to the security required by industrial collaborators.

The site came to dominate the waking hours of all four collaborators, whose formal educations were neglected.

While attaining Continuous Professional Development CPDD) points is an important recognition for some GPs at some points in the CPD cycle, recognition of their continuing involvement in research may also be encouraged by other measures such as invitations to presentations of the findings, formal appointments as research collaborators or as research network members [ 11, 12].

There is limited formal teaching of the Collaborator role, most learning takes place through role modeling, and current methods to evaluate residents have been described as suboptimal [ 17].

They were not collaborators in any formal sense, like the American designers Charles and Ray Eames.

Though she had been involved in the writing of every volume of The Story of Civilization, Ariel Durant was not given formal recognition as Will Durant's collaborator until 1961, with publication of the seventh volume, The Age of Reason Begins.

Despite his formal retirement from SLAC, Perl remained a collaborator there on numerous projects, which at the time of his death included one investigating dark energy.

Getting to know his collaborators closely, not just through a formal audience, enables him to more thoroughly reform the curia from inside.