Sentence examples for charge of collection from inspiring English sources
Peter M. Fannon, the vice president for technology and government policy at Panasonic's North American subsidiary, said his company would prefer a national law that would put local governments in charge of collection and the industry in charge of recycling.
DH was in charge of collection of cartilage samples and participated in the analysis of data.
XX was in charge of collection of cases and writing the manuscript.
Daily air pollution data, including PM10, SO2, NO2, and O3, were retrieved from the database of the Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center, the government agency in charge of collection of air pollution data in Shanghai.
WM was in charge of collection of cases and writing the manuscript, LY was in charge of collection, process, and statistical analysis of data and took part in review of the manuscript, YW, XL and HL took part in the collection of cases and review of the manuscript, ZQ was in charge of design and coordination of the program, review and correction of the manuscript.
BWM was responsible for postoperative care of the patients during the twelve-month follow-up period and was in charge of collection of all data, which included recording the clinical evolution of the dogs and performing the theoretical study that accompanies the process; he was also responsible for bibliographical review and manuscript drafting.
From his point of view, he and those in charge of collections at other universities are rescuers.
CG Wu, K Han, J Su and N Xu were in charge of data collection and blood samples collection.
LF participated in collection of material and LQ was in charge of data collection, statistical analysis and manuscript preparation.
MM participated in the collection of materials and YR and XZ were in charge of data collection, statistical analysis, and manuscript preparation.
Women and children tend to be in charge of fuel collection in those areas where household energy needs are met through fuel collection rather than purchase.
