Sentence examples for abridged form of from inspiring English sources

A 12-point abridged form of the modified Mercalli scale is provided below.

It also contains many copies — hundreds to thousands — of an abridged form of DNA known as mitochondrial DNA, or mtDNA.

The international resource identifier (IRI) functions as a unique reference of the concepts, while CURIE is an abridged form of IRI that avoids listing long and redundant identifiers.

Now scientists have assembled a synthetic abridged form of heparin that, in animals, appears to work better than the real thing.

Avicenna opens his chapter on the soul in the encyclopedic work Al-Shifâ' (known in English both as "The Healing" and "The Cure") asserting this separate existence.[21] Later, in both The Healing itself and in its abridged form of the Najât (called both "The Deliverance," and "The Salvation"),[22] Avicenna presents arguments to support this claim.

(This is an abridged form of my Yom Kippur Sermon. You can see the full text at www.pjtc.net).

This is an abridged form of the better-known Short Form 36 (SF-36) [ 16] which has produced consistent results in several European countries and in a diverse range of conditions.

The SF-12 is an abridged form of the better-known Short Form 36 (SF-36) [ 18] which has produced consistent results in several European countries and in a diverse range of conditions.

A 1978 edition of the book left the final chapter out, and a 1985 edition included it in slightly abridged form.

The Olympic charter refers to sports as a human right that should not be abridged by any form of discrimination.

Figure  3 presents abridged version of the ToC map for the MHCP in Sodo.