Sentence examples for invaluable collaboration from inspiring English sources

We thank the members of the excavation team for their invaluable collaboration: A. Serodio, M. Alvarado, S. Goyanes, E. Rodríguez, R. Rojas, S. Covelo, F. J. García, H. Rodríguez, X. Groba, A. Martínez, J. J. Álvarez, T. Otero, J. M. López, P. Gallego.

This step can be a little bit tricky and I'll explain why: Some event managers will select a date and then try to find a speaker to fit inside that timeframe, and there is nothing wrong with this method, however if you find a speaker you absolutely love and their schedule doesn't fit your pre-selected date, then you might have to pass up an opportunity for an invaluable collaboration.

The authors wish to thank the parents and staff of Center for their invaluable collaboration in this study.

We also wish to thank Drs. Begoña Urresti and Arantza Madrazo for their invaluable collaboration in patient recruitment.

We would like to thank the Sahrawi people for their invaluable collaboration during the collection of the data, always emphasizing the importance of a community-based approach in field epidemiology investigations.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/14/218/prepub We thank the contribution and efforts of doctors Mabel Maschio and Claudio Gamoneda from the National Blood Center for their invaluable collaboration in this work.

"That collaboration was invaluable, since Adam and I together came up with insights that neither of us would have thought of on our own," McAdams says.

The authors thank Prof. E. Barillot, Dr. A. Zinoviev, Dr. F. Tirode and Dr. K. Laud-Duval at Institut Curie in Paris as well as Prof. T. Sauter and Dr. M. Wiesinger at University of Luxembourg for their invaluable help, discussions and collaboration.

The collaborations have proved invaluable to the company, as a way to promote its "brand recognition" and get people into its stores, but they have also helped revolutionize the luxury business, erasing the line between high and low fashion, and turning formerly rarefied fashion designers into something akin to mainstream celebrities.

Social network analysis (SNA) is based on a conceptual network representation of social interactions and is an invaluable tool for conservation professionals to increase collaboration, improve information flow, and increase efficiency.

The involvement of the AGRIS community of users and further collaboration on technical developments will be invaluable in strengthening and developing new functionalities for the AGRIS portal.