Sentence examples for successful consortia from inspiring English sources

An independent panel will decide on the successful consortia for the three pilot schemes by March.

The Swiss government guarantees to provide funding directly to Swiss organisations that are members of successful consortia.

Nutritional and lifestyle epidemiology may also learn useful lessons from the advent and successful application of large international consortia in genomic epidemiology (Seminara et al., 2007) and from the public deposition of data and lack of selective reporting in large-scale genomic databases (Ioannidis, 2007).

The eMERGE Network has also forged successful links with other NHGRI-funded consortia including the Population Architecture Using Genomics and Epidemiology Consortium, the Return of Results Consortium, and the Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Program.

A higher proportion of versatile components would indeed enable related organisms to be successful in a wide range of different environments and consortia.

The successful development of controllable, stable and productive engineered microbial consortia is likely to be a key advancement in many aspects of biotechnology.

The international consortia discussed in this review have been successful in establishing an interface of cooperation to facilitate the exchange of genome sequence data and to increase the impact of advances on growers and breeding programs.

Such efforts have been so successful in demonstrating the value of working together that each of the consortia is expected to continue with local or other resources beyond the life of the MEPI grant.

Better still, new consortia are being replicated, for example in southern Africa, based on the successful performance of the original Middle East Consortium for Infectious Disease Surveillance.

Successful investigation of fluid markers among many centers, in both formally designed and ad hoc consortia utilizing de novo sample collection or pooled existing data, has been well established in the investigation of other disease outcomes (6 12).

Indeed, successful, field-altering risk-factor and subphenotype investigations among many centers have been demonstrated by large consortia across an array of health outcomes (5– 11).