The phrase "abstract describing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the nature of an abstract or the act of describing something in an abstract manner, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The abstract describing the research findings was concise and informative."
Alternatives: "summary detailing" or "overview explaining".
An abstract describing the study is available on the web: http://pgrn.org/display/pgrnwevsite/PGBD+Profile.org/display/pgrnwevsite/PGBD+Profile
We also identified an abstract describing a nutrition QOL survey [ 8].
Firstly, they read each study and compiled an abstract describing study content.
Quinn et al presented an abstract describing good sipuleucel-T product parameters produced in men on enzalutamide.
The Patient Treatment File contains a standardized hospital discharge abstract describing each patient's demographic (e.g., age, sex, race) and clinical characteristics (ICD-9-CM diagnosis and procedure codes).
The first criticism [ 13] comes from a short abstract describing three experienced endoscopists viewing a training tape in a blinded fashion [ 20].
This abstract describes the mathematical models applied in the Beacon Caresystem to optimize PEEP level.
This abstract describes how the advantages of the two major device integration technologies EDDL and FDT are combined into one consistent future solution.
This abstract describes the performance of Cyclone 18 twin from IBA, which accelerate only protons, for production and administration of [15O]H2O.
Check whether the title of your abstract describes succinctly the main objective cited in Purpose sentences or whether the Purpose sentences refer to the content presented in Title.
Two reviewers independently evaluated each citation using the first relevance-screening question, "Does the title and/or abstract describe primary research reporting the association between livestock and human interactions (direct or indirect) and measures of human health measured on humans".
