Such techniques for combining information across studies have not previously been described in detail in the literature and are of relevance to the growing number of collaborative consortia (5– 13).
Our community-based participatory research approach focuses on local relevance of health issues and collaborative partnerships between the researchers and community; builds on the strengths and resources of a community; and promotes capacity building.
This study, in seeking to address this gap in the literature, analyses the relevance of academics' strategic approaches to collaborative projects with industry.
Although most respondents reported a positive experience of collaborative research and aspired to both rigour and relevance in their projects, there were four key pieces of evidence to suggest that there is a rigour-relevance gap in heritage science research.
Most questionnaire respondents reported a positive experience of collaborative research and aspired to both rigour and relevance in their projects: nevertheless, there were four key pieces of evidence that a rigour-relevance gap exists in heritage science research.
Most respondents sought both rigour and relevance in collaborative research, were generally satisfied with the outcomes of projects and reported positive experiences of collaboration.
To determine the relevance of public law norms as criteria of good energy governance through the BIONOF type of collaborative action, we need to analyze if and how the public interest in sustainable energy (projects) influences decision-making in the aforementioned two chains.
Heritage science may share some of the challenges of collaborative research apparent in other fields, one of which may be a rigour relevance gap.
Fritzen et al. [21], for example, presented a proposal that aimed to model context from social network messages, and used this information to improve the relevance of Web document retrieval, wishing to support collaborative learning.
The relevance of professional knowledge is an influence on collaborative role boundaries because health professionals tend to collaborate more frequently with the professions that can provide them with additional knowledge and information to inform their care decisions and vice versa.
