The phrase "abstract length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussions about the length of an abstract in academic papers or reports.
Example: "The journal requires an abstract length of no more than 250 words."
Alternatives: "summary length" or "abstract size".
Secondly, we did not account for changes in the maximum abstract length of PubMed abstracts over the years.
However, the upward trends are relatively linear over time, and abstract length would probably have resulted in an increase of neutral or random words as well.
Authors' response: We fully agree, the original short abstract resulted from a misunderstanding regarding the limits on abstract length in review articles.
Thus, abstract-length textual input is superior to short queries in obtaining good results.
These versions were the collection represented by (i) abstracts alone, (ii) full texts (including abstracts), (iii) abstract-length summaries generated by MeSH-Profile (VL) strategy, (iv) 10-sentence long summaries generated by MeSH-Profile (VL) strategy, and (v) a hybrid strategy combining sentences from strategies (i) and (iv).
Hence the name of Balanchine's triple bill, "Jewels," new 40 years ago and sometimes billed as the world's first plotless, or abstract, full-length ballet.
At BAM, Batsheva will perform Naharin's "Sadeh21," an abstract, evening-length work, set to atmospheric soundscapes by Brian Eno, Angelo Badalamenti, and the British electronic duo Autechre.
Other factors responsible for neurophobia may include the complex subject matter, its sometimes abstract nature, the length of time that must be devoted in order to elicit clinical signs and possibly the fact that neurologists themselves may enjoy the perceived notion that theirs is a difficult subject only suited for the most brilliant [ 3, 5].
I understand that the point the authors want to convey is about the coverage not only of the tools, but of the data in the various sections of the article (main text, tables, supplementary material, abstract vs full length).The value therefore, that is presented in the "Recall" column is like a fractional recall, as it is compared to the total number of variants in the reference set.
If you spent the weekend at the David H. Koch Theater, you'd get a good synopsis of the season: George Balanchine's full-length, abstract "Jewels" on Friday night, mixed bills on Saturday afternoon and evening, and Sunday matinee that includes works by Jerome Robbins, Balanchine, Christopher Wheeldon and Peter Martins.
In cases of possible relevance based on the abstract, the full-length text was obtained.
