Sentence examples for abbreviated abstracts from inspiring English sources
Mr. Corzine has released abbreviated abstracts of his earnings and taxes paid in three recent years.
On the left hand side of the screen is an ordered list of ranked articles with associated information, including relevancy score, PubMed ID, article title, journal name and abbreviated abstract.
A training corpus consisting of MEDLINE abstracts (abbreviated as Train M ), a test corpus containing MEDLINE abstracts (Test M ) and a test corpus made up of parts of patents (Test P ).
For example, although both diethylene glycol monoethyl ether and diethylene glycol monomethyl ether are abbreviated as DGME in MEDLINE abstracts and the difference between these terms is only the insertion of a single character, m, these terms denote different chemical compounds.
Motivated by the fact that abstract retarded functional differential equations (abbreviated, ARFDE) arise in many areas of applied mathematics, this type of equations has received much attention in recent years [1 4].
The exhibition can be regarded as an abbreviated art historical survey revealing the evolution from the primitive, semi-abstract styles of the Middle Ages to the fully dimensional, humanist realism of the Renaissance.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Many of the other lives are abbreviated.
Some have been abbreviated for length and relevance.
(In 1980 he abbreviated it into a "Suite of Dances").
