Modifies a noun

• coral: The image shows just three broad categories of sites with a very clear dominance by branching, massive or tabulate coral.

Object

• result: They measure the response rate, the cost per lead, the cost per sale - they produce pages of tabulated results.

• value: The first number is the source from which the tabulated values are taken.

• list: A tabulated list of contents of your EnviroFile, based on Appendix Two or Three.

• form: This makes data collection easy provided it is in a suitable tabulated form.

Preposition: at

• end: References should be tabulated at the end in the style demonstrated below and referenced in the text e.g. ( Vandekerckhove etal. , 1993 ).

• interval: The data are tabulated at intervals of 10 K in the range from the melting point to 0.8 of the critical temperature.

Modifying Another Word

• separately: Election results are also tabulated separately for each sex by the Ministry of Interior, down to commune level.

• below: Such data for the atmospheric gases are tabulated below.

• together: Full details of the environments and tests are tabulated together with details of the specimens such as tensile strength, proof stress and composition.

• then: These forms were then tabulated by the enumerator in books which formed the enumerators ' returns.

• also: Election results are also tabulated separately for each sex by the Ministry of Interior, down to commune level.

• only: Statistical tables are sometimes tabulated only for one-tailed hypotheses.

Present participle complement

• accord: The markets values are tabulated according to therapeutic areas, technologies and geographical areas.

Preposition: in

• unit: Presentation and use of results Although the data are tabulated in units, this does not imply accuracy to that level.

• table: Each measure will then be tabulated in an aggregate table to guide the Panel on the overall grading of a submission.

Preposition: with

• value: Also tabulated with each value are the number of points used and the standard deviation.

Preposition: for

• ease: Members requested that a summary of relevant completed and on going studies be tabulated for ease of reference.