Sentence examples for data collated by from inspiring English sources

"So they [CAFB] have a lot of data collated by themselves centrally, fed in from more than 400 partners.

Data collated by the European Trade Union Confederation show that workers have been hit hardest in Eastern Europe.

IDC has repeatedly revised its forecast for PC shipments downwards since early 2010, according to data collated by the Guardian.

Data collated by the World Bank and the UN suggest a migrant population of about 1.86 million.

76 Percent chance that Clinton has of winning the general election, based on data collated by the New York Times and released in mid-July.

Within the European Union, there are 147 nuclear power reactors, according to unofficial data collated by European officials.

Using aggregated data collated nationally by Connecting for Health, we monitored the number of personal letters sent to people with summary care records inviting them to create an advanced HealthSpace account and the number of basic and advanced accounts created nationally.

These conclusions are supported by the country-by-country data collated in WHO's 2005 Mental Health Atlas [ 7].

Study questions and objectives were informed partly by data collated from stakeholder registers at the ministries of agriculture and livestock in Ijara which indicated 9000 farmers were active in both crop agriculture and livestock.

The re-identifiable data were collated by HWA and quantitative data analysis was undertaken using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) software.

Because this study is based on the analysis of secondary data, routinely collated by management information, we did not have information on quantities of hours actually worked.