Sentence examples for multinational collaborative from inspiring English sources
Underscoring the multinational, collaborative aspect of organized crime today, three of the defendants are United States citizens, one is from Estonia, three are from Ukraine, two are from China and one is from Belarus.
Almost all the knowledge and experience has been gained in open scientific and technical programs and much of it has come from multinational collaborative programs.
The science of clinical research has advanced from early studies in which treatment was assessed without controls to sophisticated multinational collaborative randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled trials of therapeutic interventions.
The goal of this paper is to highlight some of the data that currently exist in the literature, provide management strategies for the practicing nephrologist at all stages of chronic kidney disease, and explore some of the knowledge gaps where future multinational collaborative research efforts should concentrate to improve pregnancy outcomes in women with kidney disease across the globe.
A multidisciplinary and multinational collaborative team approach is critical.
This study is part of a multinational collaborative study about Medication Use in Pregnancy.
International collaboration should take place within two perspectives: bilateral and multinational collaboration based on clearly defined interests and collaborative objectives.
As a key theory of multinational collaboration, neoliberal institutionalism a subset of the international relations theory was used to develop the SADC institutional collaborative model.
The department is friendly and multinational, and collaborative work is the norm.
Because patients are recruited from a well-defined geographic/demographic region, the DACOBAN database fulfills one prerequisite for participating in the multinational bacteremia collaborative network.
DACOBAN covers 32% of the Danish population, and is part of a multinational bacteremia collaborative network that incorporates bacteremic data from all of Finland, as well as geographically and demographically well-defined regions in Canada, Australia, and Sweden.
