Sentence examples for * collation to from inspiring English sources

Created collaboratively in 1507 in the French town of St. Dié by Waldseemüller and his humanist colleagues, their ambitious series of woodblock prints represented the most comprehensive collation to date of the Western world's geographical knowledge, crediting Columbus and Vespucci by name for features discovered during their explorations of a few years earlier.

And we were able to turn a terrible tragedy into a real community collation to get this funding that we needed.

Data from South Africa have shown that health workers often perceive data collection and collation to have a high work burden [ 31].

There was a momentous increase in TBARS generation (5.17 ± 0.01 nmol of MDA/mg of protein) in esophagitis control in collation to sham control (1.20 ± 0.06 nmol of MDA/mg of protein) indicating ROS generation and oxidative stress.

This index age enabled collation to previous studies about the Sudan and others, however, comparison of DMFT values was managed with care, acknowledging the different criteria for inclusion and caries diagnosis, dentition included (deciduous/permanent), different field conditions and criteria for handling questionable caries adopted by the following studies.

Clinician, HC3 Lack of time to complete point-of-care data or summary reports led many professional HCW to delegate ('task shift') data-entry and data collation tasks to auxiliary staff.

MM contributed to the design of the study, data collection and collation and to the drafting and final preparation of the paper.

Den from 2- 5 April, dem go open di collation centres to continue di collation and and announcement of results.

The art of working towards a shared goal, up front, then leads to a collation of change agents to drive positive outcomes.

The FoodSwitch app was designed to show consumers at-a-glance nutritional information while supporting the collation of data to drive industry improvements and government policy.

This classification problem is encountered for any large-scale collation of compound-to-protein mappings.