Sentence examples for partnerships table from inspiring English sources

Today other classification criteria are probably called for, such as family farming, farm functions, location, customer segments, and key partnerships (Table 1).

Although few participants would preclude foreign partnerships (Table 10), many wanted additional assurances and controls.

Participants reported using condoms at last intercourse in 115 (50%) of 231 partnerships (Table  2).

Participants who were previously aware of their HIV infection used condoms at last intercourse in 52 (49%) of 106 partnerships (Table  3).

A summary of the interview results shows that the interviewees focused most on institutional strengthening for KT, research, dissemination, political context and partnerships (Table 3).

Through this chapter, both clinical and educational programs have been implemented via mentorship, global engagement, meetings, networking, research and advocacy, community screening camps, health education programs, and local partnerships (Table 1).

But all too often, the actions of those in the boardroom or around the partnership table make that difficult, if not downright impossible, because they result in middle managers having to introduce and enforce inconsistent or contradictory policies and which undermine their all-important credibility.

A relative newcomer to the partnership table, Last Mango Racing is ticking off the requisite boxes -- partners, horses, trainer, advisors, camaraderie.

Despite the larger transmission probability per coital act of many bacterial STIs, the chronic nature of HSV-2 infection, compared to the short infectious period of bacterial STIs, leads to HSV-2 transmission probability per partnership growing steadily with the duration of partnership (Table 1 and Appendix S1).

The strength of any network model for collaboration depends on the depth and reach of the partnership (Table 3).

In this section, we identify areas of need as well as opportunities and implications of dietary studies for diabetes prevention through a global academic partnership (Table  2).