Psychosocial interventions can be developed in cooperation, and applied in a setting where little child mental health expertise is available.
It is a user-friendly tool which a clinician in cooperation with a genetic laboratory can easily apply in his daily routine to estimate the prevalence of variants.
The Y.M.C.A. has applied for a federal grant, in cooperation with the Education Department, to expand its program to 1,000 students.
In contrast, p.o. chemotherapy can easily be applied in an out-patient setting, e.g. in cooperation with the patient's general practitioner, thus reducing hospital visits and burdensome invasive medical procedures, such as placements of catheters.
In 1887 Congress passed the Hatch Act, which provided for necessary basic and applied agricultural research to be conducted by the state colleges of agriculture in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA).
The White House said Attorney General John Ashcroft, in cooperation with Mr. Ridge's office, would make the final decision on where to set threat levels, which can be applied nationally, locally or to particular industries or facilities.
Procedures originally applied within the European QoLISSY project were also used in the current validation process [ 9], which was performed in cooperation with four pediatric endocrine clinics in the US.
The Department of Motor Vehicles, in cooperation with the California Highway Patrol and the State Department of Education, has established certain medical standards for school bus drivers that have been in effect since 1976 and are equitably applied to drivers in California.
In cooperation with the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IMPAN), Birkhäuser now resumes this tradition to publish high quality research monographs in all areas of pure and applied mathematics.
They were in cooperation with each other".
In cooperation with Project Syndicate/Asia Society, 2007.
