Sentence examples for worldwide collaborative from inspiring English sources
Several international consortia have been formed in a remarkable worldwide collaborative effort to expedite trials of two candidate Ebola virus vaccines: cAd3-EBOZ and rVSV-EBOV.
AHELO was a worldwide collaborative effort, with 17 countries (or more accurately, 'systems', as some were smaller provinces or regions of countries) participating in the development and validation of assessments from the three strands: Generic Skills, Economics and Civil Engineering.
These impressive figures highlight the fact that data-driven analysis methods are already a constituent part of worldwide collaborative research projects, built on large big data sharing (Fig. 1a).
Investigators of large, worldwide, collaborative studies of the spectrum of Guillain-Barré syndrome are accruing data for clinical and biological databases to inform the development of outcome predictors and disease biomarkers.
Six female southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum) at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's new Rhino Rescue Center are undergoing reproductive exams this week, in the first steps of a worldwide, collaborative master plan to save the critically endangered northern white rhinoceros from the brink of extinction.
We initiated a worldwide collaborative study, including 455 episodes of bacteremia, to elucidate the clinical patterns of Klebsiella pneumoniae.
As an online-open access journal, CAPMH ensures visibility to an extensive readership worldwide; as the official journal of IACAPAP, it is well positioned to catalyze global collaborative efforts.
We have global collaborative efforts.
Fermilab attracts scientists from almost every U.S. state and from 45 countries worldwide for collaborative research into the fundamental nature of matter, the field of subatomic particles.
In contrast, in a collaborative worldwide overview of randomized trials of combination chemotherapy versus melphalan plus prednisone (MP), no evidence of any significant difference in mortality between combination chemotherapy and MP was noted (MTCG 1998).
Graefe's Archives is now returning to the Charité in Berlin and again will profit from a collaborative editorship nowadays "worldwide" shared between Berlin and Hong Kong.
