Sul et al. (2016) collated information in tweets related to listed companies, examined the text contents, and determined market sentiments by analyzing the lexical categories (parts of speech) using the Harvard-IV dictionary.
Ethical review was not applicable to this study which accessed and collated information in the public domain.
Based on the experiences from the clinical trials, as well as from the "real world" implementation programs, the IMAGE (Development and Implementation of a European Guideline and Training Standards for Diabetes Prevention Study Groupp collated information in a systematic manner.
During POA, the nurses not only play an important role in collating information from patients and various other sources, but also in coordinating screening investigations, anaesthetic reviews for complex patients, the planned admission routes and liaising with other services for the patient pre-admission management.
Nonstandardized reporting in RCTs was a major problem in collating information.
The model here is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the precursor to which began collating information on road deaths in the mid-sixties.
In the US, the Federal Aviation Administration said the number of incidents had grown steadily since it started collating information on laser attacks in 2005.
James Rawlinson, assistant director of IT at Mid Yorkshire, said that previously there was a lot of effort involved in collating information related to patient costs.
The Foreign Office is collating information from various sources in Darfur, and US officials have been interviewing Sudanese refugees who have crossed the border into Chad, to determine whether genocide is taking place.
The Division of Statistics also faces difficulties in collating information from state and central agencies as a result of differences between the data collection formats used by the agencies and those sent by The Division of Statistics.
