Who would have thought the percussionist of an uber-buzzy British band would not only collaborate with a spoken word artist who first came to prominence in the 60s, but create an entire remix of his work?
Scientists and teachers, however, do not only collaborate in curricula design.
Sabeen Mahmud not only collaborated and fought to work together, she became a role model for all Pakistanis.
The company recently announced InVision Studio, which is meant to take on Photoshop and Sketch, giving designers all the tools they need to not only collaborate with their peers, but create the original designs.
With adoption and engagement steadily increasing, Piazza has begun to look for ways to help its college student-heavy user base not only collaborate around educational topics, but bridge the gap between campus life and the world of employment.
Top Chef alums Jeff McInnis and Janine Booth (he's the Southern boy from the Florida Panhandle; she's Australian) not only collaborated on the food but also designed the space with the goal of creating "a humble, warm, inviting experience," Booth tells us.
Professionals, therefore, need interpersonal and communication skills to not only collaborate with other professionals but also to involve clients and their carers in decisions that promote health and manage illness [ 4].
To our knowledge, these findings provide the first example of multiple pathways targeted by a single miRNA that not only collaborate but also act synergistically to maintain a specific cell fate.
It is up to the user not only to collaborate on the repair, but to discover that one is needed in the first place and initiate it.
The study found that traditional healers were not only enthusiastic about collaborating with the diabetes control programme but also asked for additional responsibilities.
