Sentence examples for a abbreviated version of from inspiring English sources

The SF-12 consists of 12 items and is a abbreviated version of the SF-36 [ 35].

This is an abbreviated version of a talk prepared for a conference on the left in Latin America, delivered earlier this week at Cornell University.

As a hangover from medieval times, writers often added a bar called a "tittle" or "tilde," tying the letters together and signalling that it was an abbreviated version of a longer word.

A second purpose was to create an abbreviated version of the PANSS using a nonparametric IRT in the TestGraf software.

This paper is an abbreviated version of a longer (70 pages) technical report.

The film is most revealing when it sticks to this conflict, allowing Ibrahim's struggle to resonate as an abbreviated version of a larger Iraqi narrative.

I've discovered many, but here are a few, embedded in an abbreviated version of that time, from October 2010 to June 2011.

The app is an abbreviated version of a book by the same name that explains all about babies mental development through the first year.

Tucked neatly in a pouch in the back of the book is a CD-ROM that shows an abbreviated version of the live presentations.

The student then completes a CDC form, which is an abbreviated version of the proposal and includes the proposed committee.

A New York Times reporter sat through an abbreviated version of the seminar.