Sentence examples for research collaborators from inspiring English sources
Qualitative data include key informant interviews as well as a series of questionnaires with managers and key researchers at ICDDR,B; with other research collaborators; key funders; and potential users of research output, including policy makers within the Ministry of Health, Government of Bangladesh, and other national and international development organisations operating in the health sector.
Maturity (in terms of the relationship between the primary research collaborators, the relationship between the researchers and the community stakeholders, and a nuanced understanding of the setting) and a willingness to invest in a phased-cycle of action and reflection are factors that privilege the uptake and the likely success of participatory action research.
My research collaborators and I wondered whether womens' faces might be changing colour across the month.
He added: "The pros are simple: Access to a larger pool of applicants and a bigger collection of potential research collaborators.
Dr. Butler was also convicted of three counts related to a shipment of plague samples to his research collaborators in Tanzania without the proper permit.
He was also found guilty of three counts related to a shipment of plague samples to his research collaborators in Tanzania without the proper permit.
Connecting with people and forming professional networks are important for many reasons beyond research collaborations: Collaborators, especially those who are senior to you, may be asked to write reference letters.
To facilitate distribution, the envelopes were hand delivered by one of the researchers or a hospital research collaborator to the nurse managers of the participating wards, who then accepted responsibility for distribution to all nurses in their respective areas.
Of course, many things have changed for the better since Myrdal and his research collaborator, Ralph Bunche, published their findings.
With his long-term research collaborator Jean Drèze (Belgian-born, but also an Indian citizen), Sen has just published An Uncertain Glory: India and its contradictions.
His longtime agent of more than 25 years, Ted Chichak, insisted, however, that Mr. Harrington had overstated his contributions to other writers and had really acted primarily as a research collaborator.
