Sentence examples for collation at from inspiring English sources

The Common Council ordered the display of the flag on City Hall, the ringing of bells, congratulations by the council to the governor and the president of Congress at noon, followed by a collation at Mr. Heyer's Tavern near City Hall.

The analysis indicates that data collation at clinics, before submission to the DHIS, is the point of major breakdown that compromises data integrity.

Data for all schemes was retrieved from the collation at http://pubmlst.org (University of Oxford), the development of which has been funded by the Wellcome Trust.

Technical and financial support is also provided to develop and maintain infrastructural capacity to computerize facility summary reports at the district level and send them electronically for monthly collation at the provincial level.

§Data collation and analysis at local level, analysis of aggregated data at regional or national level representing several subnational jurisdictions, standardised bottom-up reporting to local, regional and national level.

‡Data collation and analysis at local level, representing a single subnational jurisdiction, local reporting to local level.

†Data collation and analysis at national level, representing several subnational jurisdictions, top-down reporting to national, regional and local level.

The model foresees locally adjusted data collation and analysis at the subnational level, and integrated and standardised reporting to higher levels.

The collation of data at the prescription item level (rather than numbers of patients treated) meant that the number of buprenorphine prescriptions had to be calculated on the basis of mean doses.

ART data were collated on a monthly ARV collation form by data clerks at both CCMT sites (the two DR sites sent their data to CCMTs site for collation) and submitted directly to the HIV M&E unit where the HIV M&E manager captured and aggregated the data as counts and no analyses were done.

THEY gathered to eat a "collation of oven trumpery" at the invitation of Jacob Tonson, a publisher and bookseller.