Sentence examples for information sharing for from inspiring English sources

"There is almost no information sharing for tracing Ebola contacts between the three worst-affected countries," Ms Hawkins said.

The transnational No Borders network and SôS Soutien aux Sans Papiers in France have come together to open a centre in Calais, a "self-organising" space to provide practical support, solidarity and information sharing for asylum seekers.

Further investigation is required to discover the role of information sharing for Chinese apparel new venture success.

Furthermore, Fig. 4 specifies the region in which cooperative advertising program makes partial information sharing better than no information sharing for the manufacturer and retailer 1.

Although an ILC framework may be useful to facilitate efficient and effective information sharing for actionable conservation intelligence, important organisational, interpersonal, and contextual dynamics should also be considered.

Furthermore, Fig. 6 specifies the region in which cooperative advertising program makes full information sharing better than partial information sharing for all channel members.

"Businesses would be concerned if it became ad-supported with information shared for context-driven marketing posts - that would be a no-no for a lot of companies on data protection grounds," commented Mr Green.

This paper aims to address supply chain partners' incentives for information sharing from an information systems design perspective.

This increases the urgency for information sharing of variants and their classifications.

By contrast, Chen et al. provide lower bounds using autoregressive demand for information sharing and for information not sharing (with zero safety factor for stocks).

The results for the structural equation model also showed that the positive benefits for information sharing were for children who received both types of information sharing, and outcomes for children who had only one type of information sharing reported by their teachers were not statistically different than children who had no information sharing.