Sentence examples for collected elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Standard data collection - data very similar to the Hospital Episode Statistics collected elsewhere in England - was undertaken in two health districts of Oxfordshire and West Berkshire from 1963 to 1999 (population 0.9 million in 1999) and, from 1975 to 1999, it covered a further four adjacent districts (total population 1.9 million).

Mr. Conte; Greg Anderson, Mr. Bonds's personal trainer; James Valente, Balco's former vice president; and the former pitcher Jason Grimsley are among those who have complained that Mr. Novitzky misstated some of what they said or attributed to them information he had collected elsewhere.

They suggest that measuring fossil multilayers could also be used to identify true colors in drab specimens collected elsewhere.

In fact, the type of data we collect is no different from data being collected elsewhere on the Internet by publishers banded together in ad networks much of which is personally identifiable information.

There is also a wider idea here that's worth highlighting: by bringing in context sources to Evernote itself, it's also positioning Evernote as a place where people can not only create content, and store interesting things that they have collected elsewhere, but now also discover new content.

In addition, dozens of plant collections from the park represent species new to science that experts have not yet named, and that may not have been collected elsewhere.

The items affected may not be directly under the source of the leak as water may be running down the walls and collecting elsewhere.

Although SoundCloud Go is only launching in the US, Wahlforss said the company's label deals were global in nature, meaning that it only needs to strike publishing-rights agreements with collecting societies elsewhere in the world before expanding.

Their attention was focused on the four counties where problems were most apparent, each of which had gone for Mr. Gore, and there was little time to collect evidence elsewhere.

123People has used BOSS to show web results and images about people alongside the email addresses, instant messaging accounts, documents, phone numbers, and other information it collects from elsewhere.

The absence of many larger bones, like pelvises and ribs, suggests that the smashed remains were collected and buried elsewhere.