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Definition of tabulate in English: tabulateverb ˈtabjʊleɪtˈtæbjəˌleɪt [with object]Arrange (data) in tabular form. 把（数据）列成表格 the system is designed to enable users to extract, analyse, and tabulate data Example sentencesExamples - We tabulate their performance below in no special order.
- The percent of respondents classifying a task in each educational category was tabulated.
- But the real results are the ones that can't be tabulated by the Department of Education.
- The number of remaining lists, occurrences, or occurrences squared was also tabulated.
- Further, they were told that the instructor would not review or tabulate the responses until after final grades for the course were determined.
- The results are then tabulated in a series of checklists or grids to indicate possible or probable health effects.
- The same information can be tabulated by the whole class, for a composite picture of a trade.
- The U.S. Census Bureau did not tabulate separate statistics for Panama, Central and South American nations until 1960.
- Results were tabulated and presented at multiple multidisciplinary conferences and clinical meetings.
- Published results from other genotoxicity tests and cancer studies have been tabulated.
- Survey results were tabulated for the entire sample and for girls and boys separately.
- All surveys were electronically tabulated and the results were ranked in declining order.
- Results are tabulated immediately and visitors have the option of viewing past surveys and their results.
- Where possible we tabulated results in terms of means and standard deviations for consultations and proportions for prescribing and referrals.
- The seven-person research team is kept busy all year tabulating the results into numerical ratings, city by city.
- The results of these two analyses are tabulated in the online supplement.
- Acquisition results were tabulated for high to medium-low signal conditions.
- The questionnaire and tabulated results are available here.
- Experts from the research department completed and tabulated the results at the end of last month.
- The results from the minute papers are tabulated and presented to the students each day and then selected topics are covered.
Synonyms arrange, order, organize, set out, chart systematize, systemize, catalogue, list, sort, index, classify, class, codify, compile, group, range, dispose, file, log, grade, rate archaic assort
Derivativesnoun tabjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n Of course, if the audit system doesn't match the vote tabulation there's no way to know that the vote tabulation actually works properly. Example sentencesExamples - The site offers voter registration, listings, and even vote tabulation for its customers.
- Moreover, that knowledge must reflect careful observation, recording and tabulation.
- Most tables will include tabulations by some demographic characteristics or by labor force status.
- The file will provide a wealth of tabulations from the census long form, including income, home value, education, occupation, language, commuting, disability, and many others.
OriginEarly 17th century (originally Scots in the sense 'enter on a roll'): in modern use from table + -ate3. Definition of tabulate in US English: tabulateverbˈtabyəˌlātˈtæbjəˌleɪt [with object]Arrange (data) in tabular form. 把（数据）列成表格 the system is designed to enable users to extract, analyze, and tabulate data Example sentencesExamples - The questionnaire and tabulated results are available here.
- Published results from other genotoxicity tests and cancer studies have been tabulated.
- Where possible we tabulated results in terms of means and standard deviations for consultations and proportions for prescribing and referrals.
- The seven-person research team is kept busy all year tabulating the results into numerical ratings, city by city.
- The same information can be tabulated by the whole class, for a composite picture of a trade.
- But the real results are the ones that can't be tabulated by the Department of Education.
- The results are then tabulated in a series of checklists or grids to indicate possible or probable health effects.
- The number of remaining lists, occurrences, or occurrences squared was also tabulated.
- All surveys were electronically tabulated and the results were ranked in declining order.
- Experts from the research department completed and tabulated the results at the end of last month.
- Survey results were tabulated for the entire sample and for girls and boys separately.
- Acquisition results were tabulated for high to medium-low signal conditions.
- The results from the minute papers are tabulated and presented to the students each day and then selected topics are covered.
- The results of these two analyses are tabulated in the online supplement.
- Results are tabulated immediately and visitors have the option of viewing past surveys and their results.
- The percent of respondents classifying a task in each educational category was tabulated.
- We tabulate their performance below in no special order.
- The U.S. Census Bureau did not tabulate separate statistics for Panama, Central and South American nations until 1960.
- Results were tabulated and presented at multiple multidisciplinary conferences and clinical meetings.
- Further, they were told that the instructor would not review or tabulate the responses until after final grades for the course were determined.
Synonyms arrange, order, organize, set out, chart
OriginEarly 17th century (originally Scots in the sense ‘enter on a roll’): in modern use from table + -ate. |