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Are concussion statistics being compiled in the European Leagues and the N.C.A.A.? It would be interesting to compare them with the N.H.L., given that the college game doesn't have the fighting and the European game has the wider surface and much less hitting (both because of the extra ice and less emphasis on they physical aspect of the game).

Another historian, V. H. Galbraith, suggests that instead of being compiled in Wulfstan's episcopate, it was created during the episcopate of Ealdwulf, Wulfstan's predecessor in both sees.

Opinions from both forums are in the process of being compiled in manuscript form and submitted for review.

The papers are being compiled in a Special Series on Child Injury for rapid dissemination to policymakers, public health practitioners, the academic community and the public.

The final step of the process was a content review of the full articles by one author (JL) with summary data being compiled in a table: study objective, context, participants, study design, analysis, method used to identify brokers, and findings.

Other instalments were compiled in response to real-world events.

It is likely that it was compiled in England.

Her letters have been compiled in Lydia Maria Child, Selected Letters, 1817 1880 (1982).

"Heads are forced to fill vacancies before the teacher census data is compiled in November.

Today's OECD report was compiled in collaboration with the Climate Policy Initiative.

None of those numbers, it should be noted, were compiled in the postseason.