Last-minute glitches in a new computer system are threatening to gum up the polling service that helps news organizations tabulate not only projections of election results but also the demographics and motivations behind them.
Cascadian Farm plans to decide its marketing direction after tabulating the FarmVille results, which will be measured not only by Web activity but also by call-ins to the company's 800 number and hits on its blog (cascadianfarm.com), Mr. Goldsmid said.
Not only can it take an enormous amount of time to classify and tabulate all the different responses, but it also involves a degree of subjectivity, based on how individual researchers interpret each answer.
According to some expatriates, not only is the community disillusioned with a Russian political system in which Mr. Putin seems likely to win a third presidential term, they are also skeptical that their votes from distant San Francisco — the last Russian votes from around the world to be tabulated — would even count.
A designated league "commissioner" not only had to officially record all of the roster moves submitted by the players, but also had to go through the sports pages, tabulate all of the statistics and figure out the points scored by each team.
Such an instrument must not only differentiate those who present with symptoms from those who do not, but it must also be brief and easy to use, score, and tabulate.
This not only has implications for local governance and research, but also for the growing number of commercial health care information providers who routinely tabulate data and rank centres.
Americans' right to vote, and the chances of having their ballots accurately tabulated, must not be diluted by their local government's neglect.
In 2015, VIDA tabulated only 187 women represented in its pages, including two genderqueer/genderfluid women.
Thus, we tabulated only those reports from countries or regions in which the HLA-DRB1*04 phenotype frequency was > 0.2148.
