Sentence examples for able to collate his from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Johnson was neither able to collate his materials with the Corning manuscript nor to photograph it because Sir Thomas' heir refused permission ([22], p. 73).

He says that what is new about his book is that he has been able to collate data on such a scale.

After its success, Proud Galleries asked him to collate his best Mighty Boosh photos from their stage shows and BBC series.

At 9 22 a.m., Kelly sent an e-mail to a colleague, Wing Commander John Clark, who had agreed to collate his replies and pass them on to Bryan Wells for approval.

They will be able to collate medical data from a range of different places – through smartphone apps, from their supermarket reward card or through their medical records.

I can't imagine how the film-makers were able to collate all that footage and make it work but they've done it brilliantly.

Two years ago, the Los Angeles Times unveiled Quakebot, which was able to collate, compile and publish reports on local earthquakes before they were even over.

"You cannot wait three months, six months, a year to get that information, be able to collate it and put it together".

Using specially adapted hand held computer devices, the team behind the study were able to collate honest answers to sensitive questions about abuse, rape and relationships with women anonymously.

We sought to assess whether OHCA registries are able to collate common data using the Utstein template.

It was envisaged that, in due course, the Group would be able to collate a compendium of such reviews, to a common structure, thus facilitating international comparisons and transfers of good practice.