Sentence examples for abstract analyzing from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, the algorithm searched for the first occurrence of any pattern within the abstract, analyzing the sentences of the abstract sequentially.

The presence of anti-MJ antibodies in adult patients with myositis has been described in an abstract analyzing a British cohort [ 11] and in a recent paper showing a possible link between anti-MJ antibodies and higher risk of malignancy in a Japanese cohort of adult PM/DM patients [ 12].

I wore out from the constant thinking, abstracting, analyzing, and re-analyzing the stream of nonsense.

A systematic review of original articles and abstracts analyzing the cervical nodal metastasis status of patients with NPC was performed by searching electronic databases PUBMED (January 1990 to December 2009), CANCERLIT (January 1990 to December 2009), and the Cochrane Library (January 1980 to July 2007).

Of the 761 abstracts analyzed, 214 were identified as containing text matching, and potentially plagiarism.

This method scores relationships between genes by common appearance within one or more terms or, more abstract, by analyzing their distance within the GO graph.

Abstracts from the disciplines of Architecture, Library and Museum Studies, Psychology, Fine Arts, and Healthcare were removed from the stratified sample due to low participation, leaving a total of 715 abstract submissions analyzed according to discipline.

Wu et al. (abstract 54) analyzed retinal sections from nondiabetic individuals and from diabetic patients without retinopathy, with moderate nonproliferative retinopathy, or with proliferative diabetic retinopathy.

Shi et al. (abstract 517) analyzed the effect of warnings about thiazolidinedione use in 2007 on 13,293 type 2 diabetic patients treated mainly with rosiglitazone in the Veterans Affairs Health System.

Joshipura et al. (abstract 889) analyzed relationships between dental disease and diabetes in the 18-year Health Professionals Follow-upp Study of 39,964 men and the 12 year Nurses Health Study off 67,394 women.

Marrett et al. (abstract 586) analyzed self-reported weight gain among 2,008 type 2 diabetic individuals who were not receiving insulin and were participating in the U.S. National Health and Wellness Survey 2007.