(Huffington, it emerged, had collated a number of Clooney's public statements, fashioned them into a blog entry, and e-mailed them to a movie publicist for approval, which she had apparently not been entitled to give).
Light that hits your retina is collected and collated by a number of cell classes (whose technical names I forgo for the sake of clarity), some pulling data from various groups of rods and cones, getting aggregate readings, individual readings, and so on.
5 Congenital anomaly data are collated by a number of regional registers, permitting consideration of inequalities in outcome from antenatal diagnosis through to the end of pregnancy and neonatal mortality associated with anomalies.
"The IPCC is collating responses from a number of forces we have written to asking them to review all relevant material and information to establish whether there are conduct matters that should be referred to us".
The Registry also has collated information from a number of sources to generate a date of diagnosis using consistent criteria across all cases.
This analysis has tried to collate data from a number of studies that did not set out to measure rescue medication as a primary outcome.
To do so with optimum impact requires us to collate data from a number of experimental animal models, accepting the limitations and benefits of each, for relevance to the human condition.
RKS wrote software for the translation of ambiguous nucleotides and for the approach by Raymond and colleagues as well as collating results from a number of the approaches used.
Our review collates a large number of published causes of sudden and severe headache and may serve as a benchmark for clinicians and researchers alike, as we estimate that our review may be 98% complete.
There she solved problems for external clients by collating analytical data from a number of sources and techniques, often relying on specialist technicians to carry out the actual analyses.
