Broadly and long-term, the ExpoCast program will foster novel exposure science research to link information on potential toxicity of environmental contaminants to real-world health outcomes.
Finally, we suggest fostering communities of practice (CoP) to link committed leaders and enable mutual learning processes beyond the boundaries of individual synthesis projects or research programs.
Coalition members have denounced it as too conservative and undemocratic yet have tried to foster links to it.
Unlike the best-endowed liberal-arts colleges, such as Amherst, Williams, and Swarthmore, Bard has done little to foster links to the business community.
He is also determined to foster closer links with people who live on the ground's doorstep but have never set foot within its famous gates.
Never mind that the footbridge, designed by Sir Norman Foster to link the gallery with St Paul's cathedral, sways so much it has given new meaning to the phrase "swinging London", Tate Modern is the most ambitious museum project in Britain since the second world war.
Annual bonuses, incentive plans and share awards have all been designed to try to foster a link between pay and corporate performance.
The eagle-i Consortium, a collaboration between nine academic institutions (Table 1), is creating a searchable inventory of unique, rare or otherwise hard-to-find biomedical research resources in order to foster sharing and linking of resources in the larger scientific community.
The indices will be part of the CME's Alternative Investment Products group, which fosters derivatives linked to economically important trends and events not directly related to underlying securities or commodities.
As interviewees added, transparency could be fostered by linking study protocol, trial registration, and publication of results.
It may also foster closer links between individual physician and group income hence encouraging mutual help activities among physicians that could promote quality [ 22].
