Sentence examples for increased collaborations from inspiring English sources

Native American educators and other leaders would likely be willing to participate in this effort, and proactively engaging them would further demonstrate openness and respect and could lead to increased collaborations and other mutual benefits.

The increase in dp-indices in the nine-year span (2008 2017) results from the rise in individual h-index for researchers, which reflects greater emphasis on research, increased collaborations, and an evolving research landscape.

Increased collaborations between ecologists, land managers, conservation groups, and scientists are compulsory for successful integration of remote sensing-based monitoring, which is vital for effective conservation in protected areas.

Taken together, the recommendations support the overarching need for increased collaborations between dose modelers and those that use the models for risk assessments, aerosol medicine applications, design of toxicology experiments, and extrapolation across species.

Gersh's plans include more bricks-and-mortar pop-up shops, increased collaborations with designers and, eventually, a Goop clothing label.

There is evidence of increased collaborations within defined geographic areas, particularly among new type of primary healthcare.

"Most responding also agreed with the government's preferred approach of achieving these objectives now through encouraging increased collaboration in a locally determined manner with some government support".

The key driver, however, should be business improvement: enhanced security, increased collaboration, automatic backup, centralised and efficient control over your printer, scanner and other devices.

Increased collaboration and partnership with neighbouring countries will also place Australia in an ideal position for growth as we enter the 'Asian century'.

Lord Dearing's report in 1997 urged increased collaboration between universities and industry, and successive governments have created policy to incentivise this.

Last month, the heads of dozens of Indian universities participated in a high level meeting at Carleton University in Ottawa to explore possibilities for increased collaboration.