Sentence examples for further in collaboration from inspiring English sources

Baras has always wanted to push the conventions of flamenco, but she could go so much further in collaboration with a more visionary director or a more versatile choreographer.

The approach was later developed further in collaboration with neuroscientists working on Constraint- Induced Miltnerherapy (Miltner, Bauder, Sommer, Dettmers, & Taub, 1999; Taub, 2000; Taub et al., 1993; Taub et al., 2002).

Given the perceived challenges of incorporating attention to ethnicity within health research, and the need to develop shared perspectives internationally and between disciplines, there is clearly a need to develop these principles further in collaboration with researchers, policymakers and practitioners beyond the UK context.

In Pennsylvania, in fact, we have gone a step further and, in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs, established a statewide task force of department and criminal justice system leaders, service providers and veterans' groups.

Developing these further, particularly in collaboration with schools in less economically developed areas, would go a long way to encouraging kids in the black community to take a chance on themselves in the real world.

The results will form a platform to set up further projects in collaboration with medical and industrial partners in order to contribute to the exploitation of the exiting future perspectives of endoscopic surgery.

"Right now, we have a proposal pending before the USDA to sponsor further research in collaboration with this manufacturer.

An Intermediate Structure is only entitled to process, preserve, store and distribute human body material for further use in collaboration with a Bank for Human Body Material.

Of these 185 (about 1 in 40) were found to be genuine issues requiring further investigation in collaboration with Member State regulators and 48 (1 in 157) resulted in recommendations for a label change in the product concerned.

The vignettes were based on those published in similar studies and in a local implementation guide [ 11, 15, 16], and were further developed in collaboration with infection prevention experts from a jurisdictional surveillance program.

The SSA-MTM Toolkit was developed by the Theoretical Climate Dynamics group at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) [ 45] and further improved in collaboration with researchers in Europe and North America [ 5, 46].