Sentence examples for be collated in from inspiring English sources

Such information clearly needed to be collated in a single command center.

And, if cash registers were equipped with authorised readers (tags can also interrogate reading machines to establish a reader's "authority" to ask particular questions), details of the transaction and the notes involved could be collated in a central database.Accurate knowledge, and monitoring, of the population of banknotes could be a powerful tool.

Yet the tissue still needed to be collated in a form suitable for continued exchange within the tissue economy.

All AEs and adverse reactions for both groups will be collated in a document to enable comparison.

This information will be collated in a draft document along with a compendium of potential measures drawn from the scientific literature which will serve as background to a highly structure, global experts survey conducted online through the World Wide Web.

These kinds of data may well already exist or possibly could be collated in the future, with genomic technologies being applied at a population scale combined with records of reproductive success, but this will undoubtedly raise ethical dilemmas if, for example, paternity is to be assigned based on genetic data.

In the first quarter of this year just £744,000 was collated in the 'other' category.

In the case of the genetic testing the results are collated in projects like the European Mouse Mutant Archive, and the International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium IMPCC) which aim to explain and share the functions of genes in mice.

The findings of my original survey and suggestions for change were collated in a report and shared with influential figures in the media but now perhaps we have to look at other answers too.

The text of the I Ching ("Book of Changes"), which was collated in China around 1000BC, offers guidance on the future (it's not quite a prediction), using a series of hexagrams that supposedly encapsulate the world.

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