Sentence examples for collation from from inspiring English sources

Therefore he required a collation from Vaticanus.

For most of 2014, milk was cheaper than bottled water in the UK, dipping to 43 pence sterling (65 cents USD) per liter over the holiday season, according to price collation from Brand View.

One midwife (GC) was responsible for data collection and collation from the individual units.

Furthermore, this responsibility is now exclusively allocated to better paid ward supervisors who are no longer overburdened with excessive data collation from numerous CORPs.

Another consideration is that the various approaches to identify protein-protein interactions unintentionally bias their collation from the different functional and cell component categories [ 28].

The higher number and significantly improved quality of the dog GPCR repertoire presented here clearly illustrates the value of manual sequence curation and extensive sequence collation from the genomic sequence.

We undertook highly time- and resource-intensive one-off data collection and collation activities from a broad range of sources in order to identify the best available information for analysis.

Counting will occur overnight as in a general election, and a declaration will be made in Manchester town hall after votes have been collated from 12 different regional collation centres.

Broad methodological steps included physical mapping of sites within each area, collecting data from secondary and tertiary key informants (people who are in contact with persons engaged in high-risk activities), collation of data from multiple sources, and its triangulation through interviews from selected individuals from within the high-risk community.

As data is collated from local, regional, state and national data sets, visibility of local service availability and accessibility diminish with each level of data collation.

Officials started the public collation of votes from midday and said the winner could be declared later on Monday or on Tuesday.