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Conclusions suggest collaborative initiatives at the community level to build an inclusive space for recycling activities in cities in China.

The connections observed between these research teams suggest collaborative interactions across research foci and reflects the integration of prevention and treatment research – one of the primary goals in restructuring the networks.

For example, a poor teamwork climate would suggest collaborative rounds, [ 36] whereas a poor safety climate would suggest Leadership WalkRounds [ 37] or a Comprehensive Unit-based Safety Program [ 38].

These data suggest collaborative interactions between these proteins highlighting different cellular processes that could be implicated in MR. Using Expasy database and Pubmed literature, we found that these proteins are implicated in main biological processes like lipid homeostasis, coagulation, autophagy and migration (Table  4).

The benefits of the suggested collaborative problem solving approach are demonstrated by solving the diagnostic problem of a CSTR system with recycle and a first order irreversible reaction.

To demonstrate the benefits of the suggested collaborative problem solving approach, we solve the diagnostic problem of a stirred-tank reactor system with recycle.

The average rxy within farm (0.21 ± 0.13 0.31 ± 0.07) was relatively high compared to the overall average rxy (0.20 ± 0.01), suggesting collaborative broodstock management among farms should be carried out in future.

While other collaborative CAD frameworks or protocols focus on decreasing the waiting time for updating design or communication methods for design review among collaborative designers, the suggested collaborative design protocol determines the next design ownership criterion with the objective of minimizing redundant design stages and design bottlenecks using the design history.

However, when T. maritima FtsA was applied to a lipid monolayer, it readily formed filaments and sheets, suggesting collaborative assembly (Fig 2H) (Szwedziak et al, 2012).

Knowledge exchange portals mainly included design features to support knowledge access and creation, but formative evaluation studies examining user needs suggested collaborative features supporting knowledge exchange would also be useful.

The 2011 World Alzheimer Report highlighted the need for early intervention in dementia and suggested collaborative care as a possible means of improving the quality and cost-effectiveness of community care [ 1].