Sentence examples for collection a total from inspiring English sources

For data collection, a total of 400 patients (50 samples in each hospital) were collected.

As a result of data collection, a total of 251 official tax evasion records together with their detailed information were successfully collected.

Until the 20 October 2008 (period with individual data collection), a total of 7,749 cases were reported in the CTC and 5 CTUs of SAB.

During sample collection a total of 20 out of 32 patients were treated with somatostatin analoga.

Following three consecutive steps of data collection, a total number of 348 DNA-binding transcriptional regulators were identified in the genomes of C. glutamicum ATCC 13032, C. efficiens YS-314, C. diphtheriae NCTC 13129 and C. jeikeium K411.

As a result of extensive data collection, a total of 23 SNP arrays (12 cow, 4 pig, 3 horse, 2 sheep, 1 goat and 1 chicken) are currently stored in SNPchiMP, with a total of 3,993,814 SNP and their cross-references.

Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory HURLL) submersible collections (a total of 20 "sites", or container collections) were labelled according to dive and container data and provided representation from Hawaiian deep water habitats, but are not included in the above site totals since they are not accompanied by GPS data.

13 One thousand and two parents were approached to participate, 380 gave informed consent and 328 children (mean age 19 months, 54% female) had at least one collection, providing a total of 2570 data collections (590 collections from 52 children were from phase 1), with an average of 7.8 collections per child.

For the return data we used in this paper, each sample is spaced at 50 picoseconds interval, and 16.000 samples were collected for each collection for a total time duration of 0.8 microseconds at a rate of approximately 20 Hz.

For the data we used in this paper, each sample is spaced at 50 picosecond interval, and 16000 samples were collected for each collection for a total time duration of 0.8 microsecond at a rate of approximately 20 Hz.

The 205 single and serial clinical isolates were randomly selected from the strain collection representing a total of 150 patients and multiple anatomical collection sites, including wound cultures, bone, respiratory tract, urine and blood (Table 1).