Sentence examples for a summary of one from inspiring English sources

Pilling et al.'s (PLoS One 8 e77193, 2013) paper is a summary of one the most comprehensive set of field studies ever conducted on honeybees, a fact recognised within both the second review by PLOS One and within the published EFSA Evaluation of Thiamethoxam.

Résumés, they say, should be clear, in a traditional, plain-vanilla format: name at the top; a summary of one or two sentences; then a succinct review of employers and jobs held, in reverse chronological order.

The chapter provides a summary of one steering team's initial findings regarding each of these.

This paper presents the motivation for development of internationally deployable nuclear energy systems as well as a summary of one such system, SSTAR, which is the US Generation IV lead-cooled fast reactor system.

Scan 3 in Table 2 shows a summary of one such scan detected in the live data by our method, in which just 7 IP addresses were scanned over the course of approximately 7.75 hours.

This paper represents an important step in responding to calls for increased evaluation in youth programs (Roth & Brooks-Gunn, 2015) and represents a summary of one of the first process evaluations conducted of a community-based STEM program for youth in a Canadian context.

"This allows you to put in the drugs you're taking, and it gives you a summary of each one based on literature," says Banda. "It's not someone else's tweet or post, it's work that scientists are doing to tie that drug to an adverse event".

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- A summary of game one of the World Series.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: For homework, each group member writes a summary, minimum of one page, on one of the themes researched in class (Historical Context, Key Characteristics, or Main Artists and Works).

Greg: Here's a summary of Emily's one-on-one date with Ryan: 1) Unload groceries.