Sentence examples for in terms of collating from inspiring English sources
The summary information on particular genes is useful in terms of collating information in one place and facilitating the retrieval of data sets, saving researchers' time and potentially introducing them to new and useful data.
The information collated was analyzed in terms of the education, regulation, scopes of practice and specialization of such workers.
The results from the questionnaire survey were collated and assessed in terms of the acceptability of the draft protocol and any changes that were required.
The Immunome [ 20] ranked the highest among the six manually curated resources in terms of immune information content, reflecting its focus on collating genes enacting functions specific to immune cells.
Regarding the characterisation of ecological risks and expected impact magnitudes and site rankings, substantial progress has been made in terms of the number of compounds for which concentration-impact information has been collated (>2000 compounds), expanding more than tenfold over currently known data of this kind [57].
Furthermore, the follow-up point at which a cardiovascular event diagnosis or death occurs will be collated with the aim of estimating the incidence in terms of incident density.
Information collated through this survey will help guide the PT in terms of the pathogens included, PT frequency and technical requirements.
The trust a consumer invests in a brand will be embodied not simply in terms of product satisfaction, but increasingly via an emotional bond borne out of how data is collated, stored and used – what we call trust capital.
The study, collated by money site No.1 Currency, compares the world's biggest festivals in terms of the average spend on the ticket, accommodation, food, and drink.
Market Rasen in Lincolnshire was the worst performer in terms of shops, with a 3.2 percentage point rise in empty stores between March 2012 and the same month this year, according to information collated by research firm The Local Data Company for the BBC Radio 4 programme You & Yours.
