Sentence examples for participation in collaborative from inspiring English sources

Participants reported a lack of GP participation in collaborative group meetings.

Approaches based on sociocultural theory suggest that through participation in collaborative learning, individuals can gradually internalize collaborative practices as collaboration skills and cognitive strategies that may be useful in other settings as well (e.g., Kolodner, 2007).

The study only considered outputs directly related to participation in collaborative projects.

Some EU initiatives under this innovation policy integrate research capacities already existing in individual states through pan-European participation in collaborative projects in science and technology.

Some of the practical initiatives under this innovation policy determined at the Lisbon Summit integrate research capacities already existing in individual states through pan-European participation in collaborative projects in science and technology.

Some of the practical initiatives under the EU's innovation policy integrate research capacities already existing in individual states through pan-European participation in collaborative projects in science and technology.

A subtheme is GP participation and involvement in collaborative groups and group meetings.

Two examples, one of a community of hospitals starting a small state-wide collaborative (Tennessee Surgical Quality Collaborative, TSQC) and another where state-wide participation in a collaborative was developed (Florida Surgical Care Initiative, FSCI), are described in detail below.

The lacking match between these learning style preferences and the learning approach in the educational components of the quality improvement collaboratives studied might be the reason why the participants felt they did not gain new insights and therefore ceased their participation in the collaborative.

Interest spans notions of the design, constituent elements and development of the ideal urban (or suburban) community, and the role of the neighbourhood unit as a means of both physical and social organisation, through to its more recent articulation as a framework for improving local democracy and participation in a collaborative planning process.

Participation in the collaborative economy has taken several forms for traditional businesses.