The phrase "abstract followed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an abstract that is followed by something else, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The abstract followed the introduction in the research paper."
Alternatives: "summary that follows" or "abstract that comes after".
If they were uncertain whether or not to include, they next screened the abstract, followed by the full paper.
The initial selection process was based on independent screening by three researchers of title and/or abstract, followed by a selection based on full text.
RvdL selected articles through a multi-step screening process first based upon the assessment of the title and the abstract, followed by assessment of the article content.
In her recent Dazed cover story, she said the "more political and less abstract" follow up to her 2012 breakout album, Visions, would be out in October.
A staged review was conducted, beginning with an initial review of all the abstracts, followed by an in-depth review of selected articles according to the relevance of the journals in which they were published.
For the CEM task, it corresponds to the chemical mention offset, specified as the part of the document record (T: Title, A: abstracts) followed by the offset of the starting character and the ending character of the mention span (separated by ':').
Overarching themes were abstracted, followed by a metasummary analysis.
We evaluated eligible articles by first screening titles or abstracts followed by a full-text review.
A four-page questionnaire was sent to authors of all abstracts, followed, if necessary, by up to two written reminders.
We identified articles eligible for further review by performing an initial screen of titles and abstracts, followed by a full-text review.
The first phase of the trial selection process involved screening of titles and abstracts, followed by a second phase of eligibility evaluation from the full-text format.
