Sentence examples for collated according from inspiring English sources

Information should be collated according to the handicapping condition of the students: autistic, multihandicapped, learning disabled, mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed.

In the Philippines it is thought that 1.2 million children live on the streets and 35.1 per cent of children were living in poverty in 2009, the last year such figures were collated, according to the Child Protection Network Foundation.

Human, mouse and fly genes are thus collated according to their similarity with disease description.

Both read all transcripts to generate an initial set of codes and then collated according to similarities and related patterns as well as for differences, followed by combining and cataloguing similar patterns into subthemes (NUD*IST software version N9, Sage Publications Ltd ,London, UK).

Intronic DNA was studied to minimize evolutionary selection bias, and data were collated according to SNP type (A⇔G, C⇔T, A⇔C, etc).. Computer-based summation was used (as above) to measure incidence of each nucleotide context within human intronic DNA.

Qualifications: Aside from being able to do word searches and collect relevant tracts, the student should be able to collate them according to individual position taken.

All Real-time data was collated and corrected according to the Pfaffl-based ΔΔCp method [60], [61], [62] with relative expression  =  E t)∧[Cp(t)(target-calibrator)]/E(r)∧[Cp(r)(reference-calibrator)].

Responses were collated and analysed according to the speciality of the junior doctor and also performance of the individual questions.

Weft searches all the interview transcripts and collates passages according to the codes which are then used to understand the patterns.

Completed participant response grids were collated with factors extracted according to the centroid method and then rotated using PCQ for Windows [ 56].

(That's not just because many government statisticians spent more than two weeks on furlough. Even in normal times, it takes a while to collate the numbers). But according to the C.B.O.'s latest estimate, the 2013 deficit was about four per cent of G.D.P. That's a drop of roughly sixty per cent, relative to G.D.P., in the past four years.