Sentence examples for collected in the current from inspiring English sources

The data was collected in the Current Population Survey, a monthly survey of 60,000 households.

"I think all writers of fiction should be obliged anyway by law to go and do some reporting," he suggests now of his career in newspapers, which came to a sudden halt after the pieces collected in the current book.

No pain-related psychological questionnaires were collected in the current study.

The UV-Vis spectra collected in the current study served to analyze the refractive index, dielectric constant, and optical conductivity of the samples (see Table 1).

However, these parameters were not collected in the current study, which focused more on neurophysiological mechanisms of aerobic exercise in migraine.

Ideally, seedlot information should also be included in predictive growth and wood quality models, as even with the limited data collected in the current study, the seedlots registered some significant effects.

A study of verbal autopsy data collected in the same area as the current study in 2006 [ 30] showed that witchcraft remained a common explanation for death at that time and that traditional remedies either used alone or in conjunction with biomedical treatments were commonly used to treat those perceived as bewitched.

The information collected in the survey pertains to current disadvantage or disadvantage in the past 12 months.

Empirical probability distributions are fitted to the critical values of runoff volumes collected in the pond and compared with the current design storage.

Qualitative data collected in the larger study from which the current study is derived indicate that the women felt that their husbands had the right to slap or shove them in case of 'minor offences' (data unpublished).

All data are corrected for the liquid junction potential of the pipette solution relative to Ringer's in the bath (+15 mV) and for leak currents collected in the standard extracellular solution containing 100 µM LaCl3, which completely inhibits currents (see Fig. 3D).