Sentence examples for publications collaboration from inspiring English sources

The aim of this paper is to review the research activity at the Faculty of Transport Engineering in Vilnius Gediminas Technical University in various aspects: science priorities, doctoral studies, publications, collaboration with other countries.

Science and technology would necessarily cover education and advanced training, science and engineering (S&E) workforce and mobility, R&D expenditures and foreign direct investment, scientific publications, collaboration, and citations, patents, high-technology manufacturing and exports, services and trade in technical know-how.

There is not only an emerging new science about data, there is also new data about science, in particular about scientific activities related to publications, collaborations, and citations.

In 2007, China launched a system named Chinese Clinical Trial Registration and Publication Collaboration (ChiCTRPC) [16].

We present our major research groups focusing on the field, the software engineering problems most addressed by them, the search techniques most frequently used to solve these problems, and an analysis of our publications and collaboration.

In addition to forums and publications, that collaboration led to the first CPA-Zicklin Index in 2011.

These numbers substantiate previous publications and collaboration patterns in Africa [ 20].

Uthman [ 12] found that Nigeria has achieved a significant increase in the number of SCI publications and collaborations in HIV literature and over 85% of the articles were published in collaboration among two or more authors [ 12].

Social relations bind it all together, with access to the keys to the kingdom – grants, publications, jobs, collaborations - dependent on the judgment of one's peers.

In 1928 he published his famous paper on game theory, and his work culminated in 1944 with the publication, in collaboration with the Austrian economist Oskar Morgenstern, of the classic Theory of Games and Economic Behaviour.

We argue that the disclosure of more, valuable R&D work in quality scholarly publications and collaborations with academic partners positively affect firm innovation.