Sentence examples for is collated for from inspiring English sources

Clinical data is collated for experts to assess who needs treatment.

This obtained information is collated for generating the taxonomic profile of a given microbial community.

For each compound in the records, information is collated for CAS number, chemical formula, amount of volatile recorded.

All the data were corroborated, and have even deteriorated since being collated for the report.

The statements were collated for Wright's submission to the Taylor inquiry on behalf of South Yorkshire police.

Most of the study's figures have been collated for the first time from responses to freedom of information requests to the Ministry of Defence.

Fifa's accounts for the 1999-2002 period – the financial statements are collated for the four years between World Cups – show a total income of 2.7bn Swiss francs (£1.8bn), and an overall profit of 115m Swiss francs (£78m).

The data was collated for the first time after police across England and Wales were forced to add "cyber flags" to sexual offences against children in which the internet was used.

This approach is used to justify the care.data database, but is also the fundamental technique for most citizen science projects, which ask us to give up our time or our data so that it can be collated for the greater good.

The smaller and cheaper these health sensors become, the easier it will be for data to be collated; for example, Google is currently working on a smart contact lens that could assess glucose levels in a more unobtrusive way then Dario's smart meter.

Hospitals' activity was collated for the full calendar year of 2009.