Sentence examples for generating collaborations from inspiring English sources

They also identified mentoring arrangements where established scientists work with junior colleagues and 'novelty generating' collaborations where researchers seek out new collaborators to investigate a new topic area as important patterns of scientific activity.

Such African Diaspora participation generates collaborations with local African scientists working in Africa that could ultimately mitigate brain drain by fostering interaction [ 90].

Already, Bd-Maps is generating interesting collaborations in the field.

Place clearly matters in the story of the new School: the form of the building (featuring an architecture of openness) complements its function (generating new collaborations and creative thinking about health).

Existing models of the government generating broad collaboration include the U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security and the U.S. Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Gender-based Violence Globally, which both incorporated a wide variety of stakeholders.

Stem cell research is unique in that it is both politically charged and a research area that often generates international collaborations, making it an ideal case through which to examine international collaborations.

We have analyzed a set of ontology annotations generated through collaborations between TAIR and several plant science journals.

We have analyzed a set of ontology annotations generated through collaborations between the Arabidopsis Information Resource and several plant science journals.

As an example, we present here an analysis of the number of citations per publication for institutional, national, international and corporate collaborative outputs for 86 Institutions that had significant collaborations (generating 10 publications or more) in place with KAUST researchers over the period of 2011 2013.

Porter said: "STPs have the potential to generate more collaboration and the longer-term planning of services based on local need, but it is crucial that any plans about the future of the NHS must be drawn up in an open and transparent way, and have the support and involvement of clinicians, patients and the public from the outset.

In these areas, progress is mainly generated in collaboration and almost never in isolation.