Sentence examples for framework of the collaborative from inspiring English sources

The MARINE experiment is developed and carried out in the framework of the collaborative research project PELGRIMM of the EURATOM 7th Framework Programme (FP7).

The first application of this platform has been made in the framework of the Collaborative Project on European Sodium Fast Reactor (CP-ESFR) that is also part of EURATOM contribution to GIF.

Within the framework of the collaborative research centre SFB 837 "Interaction modelling in mechanized tunnelling," financially supported by the German Research Foundation (DFG), the aim is to implement and to scientifically evaluate an independent settlement-monitoring process at the construction site of the underground railway "Wehrhahn-Linie" in Düsseldorf.

In the framework of the collaborative European Study of Cohorts for Air Pollution Effects (ESCAPE), a standardized exposure assessment was added to these cohorts.

Within the framework of the collaborative KORA (Cooperative health research in the Region of Augsburg) health surveys, we investigated the association between exposure to road traffic noise and hypertension, taking into consideration the residential exposure of the study participants to fine particles.

This paper describes a study of the thermal behaviour of fully packaged Caesium vapour cell developed in the framework of the European collaborative research project called "MEMS atomic clocks for timing, frequency control and communications (MAC-TFC)".

We performed this study within the framework of the European collaborative project Eurocadet, which estimates the future potential of cancer prevention based on recent trend in cancer incidence and its related risk factors [ 10].

As part of the investigative framework of the large collaborative EU project RESOLVE (2), enabling a systematic analysis of 17 different wound healing conditions, 30 patients with proven histopathology of UIP and a clinical diagnosis of IPF underwent combined clinical and biological analysis.

The study is based on a questionnaire survey, collected in late 2003 from 20 European countries within the framework of a collaborative research project of the European Cervical Cancer Screening Network (ECCSN), funded by the Europe Against Cancer programme, and the International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCC), Lyon.

The present work is performed in the framework of the NURESAFE European collaborative project and focuses on the steady-state single subchannel void fraction tests.

The study is based on the data collected within the framework of the ATLANTIC-DIP collaborative which has been described previously [ 4].