Sentence examples for substantive collaboration from inspiring English sources

But any substantive collaboration on Europe's dark energy mission, Euclid, now appears to be dead.

5.1.1 There are substantive collaboration relationships among hospitals, and the content and interactions are good.

In the case of vector-control, meaningful, substantive collaboration between communities and institutional support experts has successfully lead to the sustainable abatement of malaria and other vector-borne diseases [ 2, 14, 19, 25].

The data generated by application of omics technologies, potentially in a longitudinal fashion, poses enormous bioinformatics and biostatistics challenges, requiring substantive interdisciplinary collaboration.

The Vatican needs "more substantive signs of collaboration," he said.

This includes fenced plots and other areas with restricted access for the public, and thus requires substantive and open collaboration between stakeholders.

Substantive training as well as collaboration within existing capacity is needed for policy research.

Strong leadership will be essential to take on this challenge and to nurture a more substantive, goal-driven level of collaboration between the public, private, and academic sectors.

The second imperative, communism, says that the substantive findings of science are the products of social collaboration and therefore belong to the community, rather than being owned by individuals or groups.

A spokeswoman for Natural England said there was no substantive difference in the treatment of successful and unsuccessful nests and the collaboration had helped bring about the best season in years.

Banned activities include, she wrote, "collaboration on and editing of the manuscripts, the selection of reviewers, and facilitation of a review resulting in substantive enhancements or alterations to the manuscripts".