Sentence examples for to consortia from inspiring English sources

Horizon 2020 funding is granted to consortia, not individual organisations, and there is a formal requirement that at least three countries must be involved in any given proposal.

Already, the coalition government has announced controversial plans to hand over most of the NHS budget to consortia of family doctors that will purchase hospital care.

While NHS London has contracted KPMG to support the move to consortia in the capital, US health insurer Humana chose last week to announce its withdrawal from the UK, closing an office set up in 2006.

But prices shot up again after America revealed an unexpectedly large decline in stocks.National Grid Transco, Britain's biggest gas distributor, sold four of its distribution networks for £5.8 billion ($10.4 billion) to consortia that include other big utilities.

However, there are disadvantages as well as advantages to consortia.

However, Mr Salmond says changes to consortia during the procurement process are "not uncommon".

Last year, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) opened a fast-track competition to host the first centers, and universities scrambled to assemble consortia to compete for the funds (Science, 6 September 2002, p. 1630).

Instead, GP practices will be obliged to form consortia to commission care themselves.

However, when a screened microbial community with cellulolytic capacity was added to the consortia to increase the number of strains, it engendered more microbial interactions with the above strains and universally improved the β-glucosidase activity of the consortia.

This block was identified under an Ordinance issued during the emergency phase, which obliges the owners of interconnected buildings to constitute consortia to repair and/or re-construct their properties.

However, both approaches have significant merit and genetic modification combined with an environmental control mechanism, like oxygen tension, could be an extremely powerful approach to consortia-mediated bioprocessing.