Sentence examples for a concise study of from inspiring English sources
"What Went Wrong?" is a concise study of the Muslim world's responses to the West and of its own long, sad decline.
An important excerpt in "The Poetry of Earth", selected by E.D.H. Johnson (Atheneum, 1966, $10), a nature writing anthology "A Concise Study of New Trends in Flower Arranging", privately printed in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1965.
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The 'COnsolidated criteria for REporting Qualitative studies' (COREQ) was consulted to help formulate a concise report of this qualitative study [ 17].
A concise survey of its development is provided here.
They deserve credit for presenting a concise report of their findings with clearly presented data.
Among the merits of Harbord's concise study is her insistence that La Jetée is a film about the politics of memory, a point confirmed when one considers the films that its director worked on in the preceding decade.
A concise literature study about Doppler and duplex sonography of carotid arteries, a brief lecture and 1 h of hands on training and tight observation by a neurologist specialist (or vessel surgeon, neurosurgeon, neuroradiologist, anesthesiologist, angiologist whoever is competent in this method) in the first ten measurements may support to gain and maintain this knowledge.
Therefore, it is difficult to make a concise comparison of studies.
A concise explanation of the study aim was also included.
Clicking on a mark brings up a concise summary of the study details with a link to the PubMed record.
