Sentence examples for suggest collaboration between from inspiring English sources

In this model, we suggest collaboration between dMyc and miR-308 in programming cells into rapid proliferation and the cessation of morphogenesis.

Recommendations for HIV prevention interventions for sex workers in low- and middle-income countries released by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2012 [ 57] suggest collaboration between policy-makers, religious and public leaders, civil society and FSWs' organizations to develop policies and services that protect FSWs from violence and facilitate reporting and redressal.

The main event is "International Geographic," an engaging installation that suggests collaboration between like-minded artists.

Other functional categories overrepresented in the TPEs in relation to both Taylorella and Achromobacter are "coenzyme transport and metabolism" (P = 0.002 and P = 5.8E−11) and "nucleotide transport and metabolism" (P = 0.01 and P = 1.2E−10), suggesting collaboration between the endosymbionts and their hosts in the synthesis of these compounds and, therefore, maintenance of necessary genes.

38 Knowing also is an approach that is central to the suggested collaborations between health professionals/health sectors and which is sought to be enhanced through collaboration.

Talking to De Jong and Zammuto about The Lemon of Pink 13 years after its 2003 release, it's clear that this record carries all of the weight of the project on its shoulders the groundbreaking possibilities that it suggested, the intimate collaboration between its two players, and the heartbreak that would come with their eventual split.

They chose the acronym because it suggests collaboration.

So we were suggesting collaborations.

The results suggest a collaboration between John Baldessari and Paul McCarthy, with Mr. Baldessari having most of the fun.

Her large, distressed, patched-together pages supporting dense, crazy-quilt accumulations of patterns, numbers and illegible writing suggest a collaboration between Jean Dubuffet and Adolf Wolfli (Johnson).

The structures, which suggest a collaboration between Paolo Soleri and the Army Corps of Engineers, reflect the direct social benefit of outside-the-box creative thinking; the photographs, models and video also hold up in a museum environment.