tally (something) up

Examples of tallied

tallied

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The subsequent data were then tallied and collated.
The numerical computation was undertaken with the assistance of a computer programme which tallied each instance of every category.
For each type of referential act, the referring expressions used by each child were identified and tallied.
For each species, the total number of individuals seen and caught was tallied to derive a single abundance value for each species in each plot.
Each month, the number of words comprehended and the number of words produced were tallied for each child.
First, a study must report a clinical finding or set of findings that can be tallied or quantified.
Fourth, to examine the saliency of morphological cues for nouns and verbs, the use of morphological markings for nouns and verbs were tallied.
Every time a photon passes through a tallied surface or collides with a nucleus in a tallied cell, it contributes information to the appropriate tally.
We also tallied the number of primary bat fly species with which it was associated.
Each suggestion was tallied separately by the coder.
Maternal utterances that were coded for these 11 speech act categories were identified in the transcripts and tallied.
The child's sticker was left on the page and the correct stickers were tallied afterwards.
Remaining seeds were tallied and missing seeds were counted as eaten.
The number of errors in each ear was tallied.
The participant made a list of the different names used and tallied how many times each one appeared among their responses for the set.
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