Sentence examples for in the collation of from inspiring English sources
We wish to acknowledge the contribution of GHIS support staff, Buba Sanyang (ex-GHIS staff), Lang Dampha (ex-GHIS staff), Ebrima Bojang, Mariatou Rahman, Yahya Marong, Yusupha Bah and Lamin Giana, in the collation of material for this project.
BioMarin assisted in the collation of these mutations, but no mutations were from data collected as part of any BioMarin-sponsored clinical trial.
The targeted sampling strategies employed in the collation of network data for epidemiological use may be inherently biased in terms of demographic representation.
Long-term dengue research and surveillance, including mosquito trapping studies in Cairns, has resulted in the collation of significant datasets describing dengue outbreaks in this area [ 7, 10– 13].
Currently, a large number of collated connections are stored in the Collations of Connectivity data on the Macaque brain database (CoCoMac) (Kotter, 2004).
Executives at Twitter's headquarters in California authorised the collation of tweets, pooled from hashtags relating to the riots and their aftermath, so they could form part of the study.
Executives at Twitter's headquarters in California authorised the collation of 2.5m tweets, pooled from hashtags relating to the riots and their aftermath, so they could form part of the study.
This leads to confusion in regard to the collation of statistics, law reform and policy formulation on matters such as teenage pregnancies and sexual exploitations of children.
In order to facilitate the collation of machine-readable definitions of relevant terms, we designed and implemented a novel functionality of Hippocampome.org for online assistance in disambiguating neuron property nomenclature (Fig. 4).
We also provide details of a new BOADICEA utility, namely BOADICEACentre, which is easy-to-use and will help researchers with the input of data from an unlimited number of families in batch mode and the collation of results.
Inconsistency in reporting of information hindered the collation of information.
