Sentence examples for Is being collated from inspiring English sources
We do.So what would stop me from setting up my own website and saying that I'm the official response website?The best answer I can extract is that the information is being collated by many people (including volunteers) from the US Coast Guard, BP, and all the government agencies that are involved in the response.
This week Democratic senator Al Franken introduced a bill to force the US government to regularly report on the number of Americans whose data is being collated by the NSA.
The data is being collated at seven Operation Sites (OS).
To ensure post-trial access to a successful vaginal microbicide, a register of trial participants is being collated that will facilitate community tracing and subject enrolment into future named-client phase IV trials.
Significantly, although all these practitioners hold knowledge about the patient's transition of care, there is no central knowledge repository where all this information is being collated in a manner that allows for its readily available access and utility.
In addition, in the Australia and New Zealand sites parents have the preferred option of entering answers directly via smartphone to a purpose-built web-based dataset that is being collated at the ANZNN Coordinating Centre.
Once, when I was collating a Gould proof, I had the unsettling thought "What if Eleanor ever loses it?" What if all these commas and hyphens and subtleties of usage prove to be the products of a benign delusion?
"But here I am collating the power outage reports across New York State to try to determine if we can surgically go in, switch our plans and surgically go into some districts".
We watched the results being collated slowly and painstakingly, to reduce any element of error.
Yes it seemed like this was working, votes were being counted, being collated and the system seemed to be working.
They must then be collated; i.e., the variant readings that they contain must be registered by comparison with some selected form of the text, often a standard printed edition.
