A CV should be a concise, one page document, although two pages is also fine – but generally the maximum.
Aim for a concise, one page letter with a formal tone and get to the point.
To understand the relationship between potential protocol biases and poor mapping we wrote SAMstat, a simple C program plotting nucleotide overrepresentation and other statistics in mapped and unmapped reads in a concise html page.
In America the Glass-Steagall act of 1933, which separated commercial and investment banking, was a concise 37 pages; the Dodd-Frank act of 2010 ran to 848, and may spawn a further 30,000 pages of detailed rule-making by various agencies.In this section Boxed in Rover the regulator Losing their shirts My little crony They just keep on keeping on Bad or rubbish?
Despite its headiness and thick plot, the book is a concise 153 pages.
* "Year Round Savings," by Julian Block, a tax lawyer, is a concise 45 pages but a thorough explanation of the tax laws.
People can already avail themselves of readable accounts from former Clintonites like George Stephanopoulos or from the former Washington Post editor John F. Harris, whose sharp and well-reported book "The Survivor" covers both terms in a concise 500 pages.
I asked for a recent Advest report on Microsoft and, within hours received by e-mail a concise four-page report issued two days earlier by an Advest analyst.
A deserving classic at a concise 166 pages (with index), The Arab Cold War examined how the Arab world of the 1950s and 1960s was governed by "urgent appeals to Arab unity," when the reality was that "its governments and parties [were] dominated by bitter rivalry".
The survey instrument was pretested among mothers in one of the tertiary centres between January and April 2009, evaluated independently by a team of experienced paediatricians and appropriately revised into a concise one-page document for ease of administration before the commencement of the multi-centre study (Additional file 1).
