The phrase "abstract document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that summarizes or outlines the main points of a larger work, often used in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The researcher submitted an abstract document summarizing the key findings of the study for the conference proceedings."
Alternatives: "summary document" or "overview document".
Unlike the concept-based approach of Schuemie et al which finds protein-protein interactions [21], LSI defines the similarities of word usage patterns in the gene abstract documents.
Our finding of this phenotypic spectrum and later disease onset is further corroborated by an abstract documenting a 40-years-old patient with early-onset Parkinson's disease presenting with unilateral hand tremor at 28 years, associated with abnormal DAT scan imaging.
Specific examples of the hidden and informal curriculum were abstracted, documented and described in detail in a spreadsheet.
The larger point, actually made in the early pages and intermittently throughout the book as well as in the final section, is his defense of the creed on several levels: First, he argues, the creed was not a fourth-century imposition of a politically motivated conformity, nor was it an abstract philosophical document rather than one grounded in the Scripture and religious experience.
Two pairs of two reviewers each used a title and abstract screening document to independently review the title and abstract of every article retrieved by the database search.
After removing duplicates and records with an empty abstract, 1308 documents were included in the corpus as shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 Corpus generation: documents extracted per literature database, documents removed from the corpus, and total number of included documents.
Finally, we note that most of the data from this study, the list of PMID, titles and abstracts, MeSH-document and word-document matrices, similarity files, cluster solutions, and coherence results are available for download at http://sts.cns.iu.edu.iu.edu
Is there an abstract with documents of public record, or a title company commitment to provide title insurance with exceptions that would point out liens.
In the case of the non-disease related abstracts, the documents are sub-classified into two groups: Documents containing impacts on stability; and documents containing impacts on functionality.
Of the 434 abstracts and documents reviewed, 39 met the inclusion criteria and full papers were retrieved.
