Sentence examples for that were collated from inspiring English sources

The party, the All People's Congress, said it had won 61 of 112 seats in Parliament, based on results from polling stations around the West African country that were collated by party officials.

In addition, the NGOs and the MSAM continually identified cases of maternal deaths and 'near-miss' situations that were collated by HF.

The actual value of a 0 of course varies with x, as shown in the a– x plots in Richardson (2013 a ▶, b ▶) that include data that were collated from numerous sources (Fig. 1 of Richardson, 2013 a ▶, for Zn Al phases; Fig. 2 of Richardson, 2013 a ▶, for Co Al phases; Fig. 4 a of Richardson, 2013 b ▶, for Ni Al and Ni Fe phases; Fig. 6 a of Richardson, 2013 b ▶, for Mg Al and Mg Ga phases).

However, these refer to sub workflows that are collated to orchestrate meta-workflows.

Figures 8 and 9, respectively, are a representation of some of the data that was collated for Ivy League and Russell group HEIs.

In a statement it said: "There are a number of reviews, both independent and police, that are collating the circumstances leading up to the disorder.

The self-reported data from the calendar and questionnaires that related to occupation were collated together with date-of-birth, location, children and their gender, and school/occupation and linked with other clinical data variables from study such as smoking, alcohol consumption and physical activity at work.

We can't map the numbers over long years in this case, because – until recently – the arrangement was still so exotic that no proper figures were collated.

The On-going Assessment forms from the lecture programme were collated so that each of the 11 categories could be evaluated for the lecture series as a whole.

These datasets were collated from sources that included ship CTD data, satellites (e.g. MODIS), climatologies such as World Ocean Atlas and modelled data (Table 1).

And concurrently, all the writers involved in the project are working on a set of papers that will be collated into a book.