| The seven-person research team is kept busy all year tabulating the results into numerical ratings, city by city. |
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| After tabulating the results, they will meet with the Board at our October meeting. |
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| It is a good idea to keep your pay slips because oversights may occur in the reporting or the tabulating of your hours. |
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| When you have finished tabulating results and comments, make two lists: club strengths and club weaknesses. |
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| There was a general call to alter the focus from previous studies, where we have witnessed a preoccupation with tabulating media's wrongdoings. |
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| I wish to thank Estelle Magny, Jean-François Lachance and François Pelletier for their assistance in collecting and tabulating the data. |
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| Especially when tabulating household income, these differences are clearly demonstrated. |
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| Granted, there are no error-free methods of tabulating votes. |
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| When tabulating the multiple courses taught by full-time faculty, faculty teaching microbiology most often also taught molecular diagnostics and serology. |
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| When a significant number of responses is received, it is time to begin tabulating the results. |
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| There is not a reliable method of accurately tabulating the total biomass catch on the entire West Coast. |
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| But because of the time involved in collecting and tabulating the data, an outbreak was often over before the maps were actually posted. |
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| In each case, the choice of the most appropriate statistical sources would be left to the country tabulating the data. |
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| The Russian Far East was already tabulating its results in the day's Presidential election. |
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| The top firms tend to reinforce this impression by chasing all sorts of business, from risk consulting to merger advice anything rather than tabulating a company's books. |
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| Galenson did a simple economic analysis, tabulating the prices paid at auction for paintings by Picasso and Cézanne with the ages at which they created those works. |
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| Alternatively to this, DFO could consider contracting out the handling of the hails and the tabulating of the results from the hails to the private sector. |
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| This chapter of the documentation outlines the guidelines to be adhered to by users tabulating, analyzing, publishing or otherwise releasing any data derived from the survey microdata files. |
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| The second solution is to accept multiple responses to the question, in which case appropriate data processing facilities for handling and tabulating multiple responses must be put into place. |
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| Whether a measure was proportionate could not be determined mechanically and from afar, merely by tabulating reported damages and alleged casualties. |
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| This perspective is useful in tabulating particular ethnic groups' opinions about their portrayal and in citing what other sorts of accounts might be available to the press in portraying these groups. |
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| If, against reason, suicide rates were unrelated to band membership, then tabulating the suicide rate for each band would have resulted in a more or less rectangular distribution. |
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| This process of self-identification may introduce bias when tabulating the counts for persons belonging to visible minorities, Aboriginal peoples and persons with disabilities. |
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| The final phase of the research included tabulating, analyzing and comparing the impacts generated by the projects by sub-activity and by province. |
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| The process of tabulating Emmy votes begins months before the big show. |
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| Hollerith designed punches specially made for his system, the Hollerith Electric Tabulating System. |
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| The first digital storage device was introduced in 1890 when Herman Hollerith, founder of Tabulating Machine Company, used punch cards to read and record data. |
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