Sentence examples for studies have collated from inspiring English sources

Many previous studies have collated data on historical tsunami heights in southwestern Japan based on records of damage (e.g., Hatori 1974 , 1985 Murakami et al. 1996).

Using case studies we have collated and analysed practical examples of operational research projects on health in Sub-Saharan Africa which demonstrate how the links between research, policy and action can be strengthened to build effective and pro-poor health systems.

In this study, we have collated available building vulnerability and fragility functions for ash fall to assess how the choice of function affects estimates of building damage or loss.

In this study we have collated a large dataset consisting of all obtainable subtype C sequences with experimentally verified coreceptor tropism and used this to evaluate the performance of various genotyping tools at accurately predicting CXCR4-usage in HIV-1 subtype C. Further, we determine the effect of sequences from dual-tropic viruses on the sensitivity of genotyping methods.

GHG emissions for different food types, measured as kg of CO2e produced for a kg of product, are taken from Audsley et al the only study to have collated a near complete set of the UK specific GHG emissions for a wide range of food types from literature.

We have collated all of the data from this study into the Encyclopedia of Proteome Dynamics, a searchable online database (http://www.peptracker.com/epd).

We have collated the necessary evidence.

Some have collated date-stamped Facebook photographs of themselves, said immigration lawyers and advocates.

Despite our use of systematic searching, we found no previously published studies that had collated this literature.

Data from these studies have been collated into a Database of Essential Genes (DEG) [ 35- 37].

A report produced by UNAIDS, the United Nations agency responsible for fighting the disease, has collated 80 local studies into the matter.