Sentence examples for on collation from inspiring English sources

The contracting process which supports this phase is about monitoring and is based on collation and reporting of individual provider outcomes and performance [ 11].

Although most team members recognised the value and importance of having patient-centred information shared in the MDM, this was not described or acknowledged as being part of a shared decision-making process and was instead focussed on collation of information from patients.

Many examples for this have been given by Janssens and van Duijn (2008), and one systematic collation of evidence on genetic tests is given by the Evaluation of Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention (EGAPP) initiative (Teutsch et al. 2009).

The analysis is based on the collation of available data on cancer incidence, survival, prevalence and mortality from available sources to provide indicative estimates as to the number of people in each phase of the care pathway in a year.

Accordingly, we also request that any G × E information of the above types for radiata pine be sent for collation on Twitter <#GxSxSforests (see also Supplementary Tables S1, S2, and S3 in Additional file 1), seeking not only the genetic parameter estimates but also basic data and the available particulars on sites and silvicultural regimes.

A separate report from accountants BDO suggested that business confidence had dropped to a three-year low based on a collation of existing surveys taken in recent weeks.

Indeed, HGMD is currently the only database that focuses specifically on the collation of functional/disease-associated polymorphic variants to the exclusion of linkage markers.

When we have data on the collation indices for the subjects to be followed up, we can conduct follow-up studies easily and accurately, using a semicomputerized collation method similar to that in the cancer registration system.

If the leaders of the committees of jurisdiction were unable to come up with a solution," she added, perhaps the group of women, who occasionally form a collation on bills, might.

Stephen Davis worked on a results collation system which was used for elections in Sunderland and then adopted by the Electoral Commission across the whole of the UK for the AV referendum last year.

He would accomplish this by relying on "a careful collation of all the oldest copies" and to read "the same story in the very book which Shakespeare consulted".