Sentence examples for further collaboration to from inspiring English sources

"Each of us in the facdev project has been and continues to be an active member in the STLHE," Pychyl says, and the two groups share the same vision for further collaboration to develop a virtual environment on the Web.

This week's World Water Week is an opportunity to champion these excellent projects and to encourage further collaboration to help solve one of humanity's greatest challenges: providing clean water and good sanitation to every citizen.

This paper is expected to be one tutorial guide to bridge biology and image processing researchers for their further collaboration to tackle such a difficult target.

There are still areas for further collaboration related to children – the quality of education, health, sanitation and young people's lifestyles".

Further collaboration is underway to determine how best to assist in the integration of POC ultrasound into the ongoing development of EM curricula and residency training.

PCPs initially gathered in small rotation groups, and then further collaborations led to larger-scale cooperatives.

Further collaboration is underway to help overcome these obstacles and integrate POC ultrasound into Colombian EM residency training.

Further, collaboration is argued to be the most essential in domains where knowledge capital is key, such as the STEM fields (Bughin et al. 2010), thus providing further evidence for the need for engineering students to garner collaboration skills.

"This is just the start of dialogue between Turkmenistan's media and UNICEF and we look forward to further collaboration as the United Nations Children's Fund is committed to working with all of you and with the government to help it fulfil its national priorities and international obligations covering children's rights," Shareef said in concluding the event.

"We appreciate the hard work of everyone at the NMPA to secure this agreement and we look forward to further collaboration with them as we build a comprehensive publishing administration system".

The objective of this special issue is twofold: (1) Rapid peer-reviewed publication of the results and ideas on this earthquake to promote further collaboration and interaction which will eventually lead to more comprehensive investigations; (2) provide reliable interpretation and models which can be used by government agencies for decision-making on immediate post-earthquake measures.