Sentence examples for developed the record from inspiring English sources

"We expected to see some kind of trend related to global warming, yet when we developed the record it turned out the strongest trends were El Niño-related Niño-relatedkaitisayseferring to the cyclicAnchukaitispattereferringffecto rainfall and theperatures on the Pacyclicalast of North America.

Data were provided by the Health Informatics Centre (HIC), University of Dundee, which has developed the record linkage of multiple routinely collected datasets for research.

This cohort study was carried out using the datasets of the Health Informatics Centre (HIC), University of Dundee, which developed the record linkage of routinely collected health-care datasets to facilitate epidemiological and other health research in the population of Tayside Health Board, Scotland (approximately population 400 000) (Evans et al, 1995).

In Sweden, where Spotify was developed, the recording industry body GLF said streaming music generated 252.7 million krona (£24m) in the first six months of the year, representing a 79% increase from 2011.

This was in addition to the work needed to develop the record, such as working with the developers and clinicians.

In fact, taken together, these situations raise serious questions about how the public makes its thoughts known to the FCC and how the FCC develops the record it uses to justify decisions reached by the agency.

"This case underscores the importance of the parties, particularly the state, developing the record in a meaningful way so as to present a real opportunity for the court to examine viability, case by case, as viability steadily moves back towards conception," the court said.

Three cheers, then, for the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), which has developed the Postgraduate Skills Record (PSR) to help PhD students keep track of their milestones.

"Beyond that, he really developed the role of the record producer.

To solve the technical problem we developed the multi-dimensional recording (MDR) technique [3], which combines of a motion capture system and chronic multi-electrode recording techniques.

To help study this link, we developed the Virtual Electrode Recording Tool for EXtracellular potentials (VERTEX).