Especially in large scale schools, with numbers of students up to n = 600 in one class (Moust et al. 2005), it is clear that students spend limited time collaborating, because they change groups frequently.
However, the verification process should be kept at a reasonable cost and the number of active landmarks, which agree to collaborate, is limited on the other hand.
He limited her involvement in collaborating on work that resulted in publishing papers.
Analysts say Microsoft is catching up to a trend in which a host of tech companies — even Facebook — are competing to offer specialized online networks for organizations, as workers increasingly find email and simple document-sharing services too limited for communicating and collaborating.
However, a recent Dutch study which assessed a low intensity early discharge model set up in a residential home found that relatively unqualified care home staff and cultural differences between collaborating partners limited the effectiveness of the intervention [ 81].
Many rare disease patient advocacy organizations lack substantial funding resources, staff numbers, or even the experienced individuals needed to coordinate collaborations, which limits the options for collaborating with biopharmaceutical companies to encourage greater investment in rare diseases.
Groups of fishermen figured out how to limit their catch, while farmers collaborated on irrigation problems.
Is this collaboration merely limited to having his/her name mentioned in the list, or has he/she really collaborated?
A rupture occurred, and the two were estranged until 1893, when they again collaborated, producing Utopia Limited and later The Grand Duke (1896).
Although the US is geographically larger than the UK, the pool of neighboring countries with which its investigators can easily collaborate is far more limited.
