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The agency postponed the release until Monday, indicating it needed more time to
collate
data
.
2
An audit tool was used to
collate
data
from university records and coroners' inquest files.
3
The European Securities and Markets Authority would
collate
data
on share trading gathered by national authorities.
4
Dedicated 'data wranglers' work with each phenotyping center to
collate
data
and perform quality control of data.
5
But the programs are still relatively dumb; they simply help
collate
data
that analysts have to go through.
6
The European Securities and Markets Authority would
collate
data
on share trading gathered by national authorities, the sources added.
7
The city of Vienna will then
collate
data
to see whether the campaign has indeed helped traffic safety, she added.
8
He says that what is new about his book is that he has been able to
collate
data
on such a scale.
9
Here we
collate
data
on how amino acid homeostasis is shifted upon depletion of one of the major biosynthetic constituents, i.e., sulfur.
10
She had employed Elkin because of the speed with which the woman could
collate
data
,
come to conclusions, and make reports and assessments.
11
Activists who
collate
data
from across Syria said 170 people, mostly civilians, had been killed on Tuesday, a typical daily figure of late.
12
They can be actively involved in sorting and
collating
data
.
13
In January, the CDC
collated
data
on flu-vaccine effectiveness from 2004 up through last year.
14
Information is patchy, not everything was collated and not all
collated
data
is publicly available.
15
There is no centrally
collated
data
on how much sugar is purchased at each auction.
16
Lawler is the scientific lead for DATA-CAN, which
collates
data
on cancer in the UK.
collate
data
collate