Sentence examples for collating and interpreting from inspiring English sources

WeatherSafe in Oxfordshire aims to use data to advise coffee farmers about the best way to manage their land by collating and interpreting data on soil absorption, plant health and other factors to determine how to work fields.

I've written before about the way that Twitter was collating and interpreting the data from these ongoing experiments, but many of them have been centered around user growth or 'engagement' — getting people to interact with tweets and content.

He said, "In their primary signification and in this connection the terms 'induction' and 'inductive' refer directly to evidences, and not to any special means and processes of collating and interpreting them" (PD 372).

LK was responsible for designing, analyzing, collating and interpreting data and drafting the manuscript.

KH was responsible for designing the study, analysing, collating, and interpreting the data, and preparing the manuscript.

PBD and NGG contributed equally to this work and were responsible for designing the study, analysing, collating, and interpreting the data, and preparing the manuscript.

This will collate and interpret the data about each animal so it can be viewed by farm managers.

JB analyzed samples, collated and interpreted results and wrote the manuscript.

Data were collated and interpreted by the author to minimise intra-observer error.

8 9 There are inherent tensions between the different uses of PROMs data that may influence how it is collated and interpreted and thus its success.

The WaPo series was as much or more about collating, organizing, and interpreting material that was already there for the taking as it was about traditional reporting.