Meanwhile, astronomers across Europe also watched and plotted, collaborating with their British counterparts by sending in their calculations to the Royal Society for collation with their own results in an early example of something like crowd-sourced data collection.
For instance, Wen (1997) found in her study of 77 learners that interest in learning Chinese culture and understanding one's heritage was the first factor for students to start to learn Chinese, and this intrinsic motivation factor was in strong collation with student learning outcomes.
Among the 800 BAC clones, 17 spots were omitted from analysis because of collation with the latest genomic data and re-evaluation of clone design.
Consequently, we perceived the reduced burden of data collation associated with using a DAM as an attractive feature.
Equally, post-marketing surveillance for both safety and efficacy is feasible in real time with electronic collation of a drug treatment (using encashment rather than prescription data).
The "Moral March Movement" began in 2007 when Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, president of the North Carolina chapter of NAACP, and other North Carolina NCAAP chapter leaders aligned with a collation of over 70 various groups ranging from local churches to labor unions to march in the streets of Raleigh to advocate for social and economical change.
Patient satisfaction data collation is a priority for the UK's Care Quality Commission.
A student researcher was hired to manage data collection and collation, and an instrument developer/statistician was hired to assist with survey instrument development, data analysis and interpretation.
Taken together, the data collation started with 3485 measurements for BCRP and P-gp.
Collation of medical-device alerts associated with a reasonable probability of causing serious health problems or death from US FDA, UK MHRA, Health Canada and manufacturers resulted in a total of 1588 alerts in 2010 alone.
