Sentence examples for data collated in from inspiring English sources

Of these, according to data collated in 2009, one is increasing, three are stable, eight are decreasing and seven, mostly in Russia, are too poorly known to be assessed.How badly the bears will be hit by global warming is unclear.

An useful advances include the increasing amount of fine-grained species co-occurrence data collated in different databases.

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

Data collated in 2002 indicated that MD was the cause of 8.7% of the global estimate of 161 million cases of visual impairment [ 2].

Another noteworthy feature of the data collated in Table 2 is that while miR395 is expressed in the wheat, Brachypodium and barley datasets, it does not appear in the three rice datasets reviewed in our study.

Based on data collated in three gynaecology (GYN /internal medicine (INT) emergency departments in Berlin, Germany, we evaluated the impact of the patient's gender and ethnicity on the doctors' satisfaction with the course of the treatment they provided.

The model is adapted from the configuration initially published by Layton and Layton, which was based on data collated from in vivo and in vitro experiments (Layton & Layton 2005, Zhang & Edwards 2007).

Consent forms and questionnaires were sent to the neurologists (the glycine receptor antibody study group, see Appendix 1) who referred positive samples, and the data collated and analysed in Oxford.

Fruit size recorded in our study for 2006 was similar to data collated by these authors in populations from central and northern Tunisia, but the size recorded in 2007 was bigger.

40 However, it is clearly evident from data collated by WHO that, in SEA, an overall expansion of dengue has occurred over the last decade.

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