Sentence examples for more collaborative in from inspiring English sources

This idea of tearing down walls and being more collaborative in the business world.

Web service choreographies are more collaborative in nature and permit direct interactions between Web services.

As a result, she was more collaborative in this series, giving her subjects a say in how they presented themselves.

"I'd advise students to do their own objective setting, so they're not saying 'help, give me something to do,' but being more collaborative in the process," she says.

As patient care becomes more collaborative in nature, there is a need for information technology that supports interdisciplinary practices of care.

Mr. Fitzsimmons called on colleges and universities to be more transparent about how they use standardized admissions scores, and more collaborative in terms of sharing research on the scores.

Proportionally, the UK engaged in appreciably more collaborative research in both a corresponding and secondary capacity 18.8% and 34.4% (total 53.2%), respectively, compared with 15.5 and 11.5% (total 27.1%) for the US (Figures 2 and 3).

The growing diversity of all kinds in the composition of our student body complements and enhances large changes in the way we teach and learn in a more collaborative environment in which experience, knowledge of the world, and differences in background and perspective make us stronger and better.

Also, findings suggest that in a wiki, groups tend to be more collaborative, whereas in a threaded discussion, groups tend to be more cooperative.

Not only that, there's a more collaborative environment in Helsinki where Finnish game developers are more open with their concepts and works-in-progress.

To date McCall has taken a more collaborative approach in negotiations, which are understood to be at an advanced stage.