Any hard copies of the surveys originally couriered to Canmark were couriered back to the provincial sites to be stored in a secure location.
Data collection took place in February and March 2004, and completed questionnaires were couriered back to Melbourne in April 2004 for data entry and analysis.
Manager 1: "Two guys from [the new biobank] came over; stayed for a week, went through the records, picked out the samples that they were interested in, and then went over to [the storage facility] and pulled blocks and couriered them all back to [the new biobank].
However, taking such a quantity of material would also prove a significant activity on its own: Manager 1: "Two guys from [the new biobank] came over; stayed for a week, went through the records, picked out the samples that they were interested in, and then went over to [the storage facility] and pulled blocks and couriered them all back to [the new biobank].
Couriers carried their reports back to the city authorities.
And some couriers take your item back to warehouses on industrial estates many miles away.
Zavvi has asked that the PS Vita be repacked in its original box, ready to be handed back to the courier.
By then, the technical deadline for ratifying it has already passed, and Congress is so broke that it can't afford to hire a courier to carry the ratification back to Europe, and so they have to borrow the money from France and hire a British ship to carry the ratification of our independence to Europe.
Go Myong-hyun, one of the authors of the Asan report, says North Korean enterprises operating abroad often cannot rely on the local banking system to send these earnings home, so workers are used as couriers to carry the cash back to North Korea.
To assess the effects of shipping on islet function, C57BL/6J mouse islets were isolated at Vanderbilt then shipped by overnight courier to the University of Massachusetts and then back to Vanderbilt.
