"gathering results" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used when describing the process of collecting or compiling information or data. Examples: - "The team spent the entire week gathering results from the experiment and will now analyze the data." - "Before making a decision, we must wait for the gathering of results from various surveys and studies." - "The researcher's main task is to organize and analyze the gathering results from the fieldwork."
That would take months of research: getting the bacteria from the original team of scientists, rearing them, setting up the experiment, gathering results and interpreting them.
Researchers at the American Federation of Teachers were able to gain access to the scores from the national assessment's Web site only indirectly: by gathering results based on how schools identified themselves in response to a question.
The ScopeCoordinator is also responsible to provide support for gathering results delivered by the invoked device services.
A research plan should be designed well, but graduate students are generally apt to spend too much time planning when they could be gathering results and getting quick feedback on a project's direction.
Chen and his group are now gathering results on heart rate and blood pressure changes in these same mice.
A particular article raised concerns for selection: a multicentre study gathering results from eight ICUs, one of which was a paediatric ICU.
On September 28 tens of thousands of people flocked to an opposition rally protesting Camara's potential candidacy; the military's brutal response to the gathering resulted in the deaths of at least 150 people (although the government claimed only 57 people died) and injuries to more than a thousand.
"At this point, we're gathering whatever results we can from these monitors," Ms. Bellow added.
Entangled particles would function as paths of communication among different universes, sharing information and gathering the results.
Officials spent weeks interviewing victims privately, gathering test results and data, rarely even acknowledging in public that an investigation was under way.
