One was charged with securing one new order for an enhanced product, refined in collaboration with one large customer, within 100 days.
To support this framework in a variety of teaching and learning environments, the AbD research team developed a suite of thinking routines and educator resources that were pilot tested and refined in collaboration with a teacher group in Oakland, California.
Search strategies were developed and refined in collaboration with a professional health science librarian (SB) (see online supplementary file 1: search strategy).
This involved two researchers (SC and VG) independently coding the interview transcripts and then identifying themes that were refined in collaboration with a third researcher (RB).
Produced by Lee Townsend, it's a casually refined collaboration that takes advantage of both musicians' versatility.
The BUPLAS assessment tool was first developed by Company A, a business English consultancy firm based in Manila over a decade ago, and has gradually been refined, in close collaboration with the business, to meet different purposes within the call centre workplace (Lockwood 2010).
The investigators will develop and refine consenting procedures in collaboration with Mayo's IRB on the basis of these findings, through an "Ethics Incubator" developed as part of Mayo's Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA).
The interview guides were developed with the literature and the study objectives in mind, then refined and piloted in collaboration with the Indian partner NGOs and local research team members.
In the initial process, questions were formulated, assessed, refined, or rejected in collaboration with a team of teachers in questionnaire methodology, quality managers, and intensive care nurses and physicians.
Mechanical refining was carried out in collaboration with Dr. Sunkyu Park at North Carolina State University using their bench-scale PFI refining mill.
Phase I, the formative phase of the research, focused on refining the study design in collaboration with the TAC.
