Sentence examples for sharing and exchange between from inspiring English sources

Data sharing and exchange between partners has thus become an important task throughout a product's entire life cycle.

If PSO model is applicable, it indicates the electrostatic interaction and chemisorptions mechanism is the rate-controlling step where electron sharing and exchange between the adsorbate and adsorbent are involved (Dileepa Chathuranga et al. 2013; Li et al. 2014).

The language was developed to allow distribution, sharing and exchange of information between pathway databases in a standard format by using a specific controlled vocabulary for tagging.

The integrated service was driven by the needs of health and social care and information about the patient and data from remote monitoring was shared and exchanged between the primary care team and social services.

Bessarab and Ng'angu suggests that yarning as a method enables the researcher and participant(s) to develop an informal relationship whereby information can be shared and exchanged between two or more people either socially or more formally [ 26, 27].

The dichotomy between sharing and exchange emerged in sociocultural anthropology, but most research in human behavioral ecology does not draw the same distinction.

To return to the opening vignette, James's reply to my question already indicates that the distinction between sharing and exchange is much more blurred than the anthropological literature suggests.

For the neuromuscular field, this presents the challenge of ensuring that prior and ongoing initiatives are recognised within the new policy frameworks and mechanisms set up for continuing to share and exchange expertise between different countries.

The ChatGrape Index API will set a new standard to share and exchange information and data between cloud services and communication providers.

The primary data collection method was in-depth semistructured interviews using 'yarning', an Aboriginal cultural form of conversation involving the sharing and exchange of information between two or more people and requiring the researcher to 'develop and build a relationship that is accountable to Indigenous people participating in the research'.

In periods of rapid sociotechnical changes, we need to adopt new ways of thinking about data sharing and information exchange among researchers and between communities.