Sentence examples for have collated for from inspiring English sources

It is one of more than 100 reports of racist incidents since the EU referendum that I have collated for the Muslim Council of Britain.

It destroyed the files on which the report was based, and even the database in which they had collated for analysis.

"The sheer volume of qualitative and quantitative evidence we have collated, not just for our current audit but also for the previous ones, enables us to make informed judgments," it adds.

To study the effects of warming, Ruiz-Carrascal and colleagues have collated weather and biological data for decades across high-elevation South America.

First, T. spinipes appear to be highly generalist in their floral visitation, visiting 51% of 562 plant species for which we have collated stingless bee resource use data.

We have collated the necessary evidence.

For the first time, 25 wildlife organisations - from the RSPB to the British Lichen Society - have collated assessments of 3,148 species.

Since 2003, the National Patient Safety Agency has collated figures for England on incidents of patient harm and deaths caused by healthcare procedures in hospitals.

A review examining endoscopic ulcers as a surrogate endpoint for bleeding ulcers has collated the evidence for qualification, concluding that those factors having an effect on serious gastrointestinal harm (mainly bleeding ulcers) can affect endoscopic ulcers in the same direction and to much the same extent [ 12].

The Economist has collated recognised indices for each of these assets to create a "valuables index".

Lying by individuals, industries and countries is expected by the body that has collated global fishery statistics for the past half-century.