"The key data from these accidents will be collated, as is the BHA's policy in the event of any serious equine injury.
If more than one article was found to present data from the same study population, results were collated as appropriate.
Views on language used to describe AF, types of communication, and level and adequacy of information currently provided to patients with AF were collated, as well as physicians' perceptions of the level of patient familiarity with AF (risks, management, treatments).
All analyses were conducted by a single investigator [AB] and commenced with the generation of a reflective interview summary which was collated as soon as possible after the interview was completed.
The results from all five searches were collated, duplicates (as well as publications already included in MycoDB) were removed, and papers were selected that appeared in at least one of the four focused searches (2 5), resulting in a list of 1,768 publications.
Eberhard Nestle, editor of Novum Testamentum Graece, wrote in 1901: Scrivener have rendered great service in the way of collating manuscripts, as well as Gregory in Germany has also catalogued them.
The Economist has collated as many of these as possible in the table below.
The chapter is conceptual, intended to ignite and advance the debate about how different information management principles may be collated as a basis for spearheading business competitiveness.
All the data generated with these projects – as well as other data collected by the council during its regular activities, will be collated as part of another project called MK Smart.
Two final translations were published in newspapers and collated as novels after Lie's death: Geneviève de Vadans, from a book entitled De Juffrouw van Gezelschap, and Prampoean jang Terdjoewal, from Hugo Hartmann's Dolores, de Verkochte Vrouw.
