Sentence examples for challenge in collating from inspiring English sources

The big challenge in collating was what were called Gould proofs.

The challenge lies in collating and organising information in such a way that it can easily be used.

Finally, the O.E.C.D. is unhappy with Israel's definition of its territory in collating economic data.

A number of difficulties are encountered in collating data required for the Joint Forestry Sector Questionnaire.

However, listings of research targets that define the area between these two extremes are sparse because of the challenges of collating published information at the necessary scale.

Although the issues can be complex, such events are among the more straightforward issues for a government scientific adviser: there are willing recipients of the advice and the challenge is to collate the evidence and present it in the most effective way.

The analytical framework presented in this paper can be applied to other small, open (island or regional) economies with a food localization agenda, as it provides a more discrete and appropriate set of measurements, as well as offering the lessons gained through Hawai'i's experience and challenges in the data-collating process.

A perennial challenge in social audit, as in most epidemiological research, is to collate and to present evidence in a way that is easily understood by those who most need the information.

However, researchers are faced with numerous challenges when the IPD is collated, in particular missing data and heterogeneity in study quality and methods of measurement.

With lots of data coming out of these projects, one of the challenges has been to collate it all in a functional and user-friendly manner to facilitate projects and encourage other scientists to get involved.

They are now awaiting a judicial review on the issue and have launched a discussion forum collating the challenges facing Natural England.