The phrase "abstract of the article" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a summary or overview of the main points of a specific article, often found at the beginning of academic papers or publications.
Example: "The abstract of the article provides a concise summary of the research findings and their implications."
Alternatives: "summary of the article" or "overview of the article."
The opening sentence of the Abstract of the article was incomplete in the first print edition of volume 5, issue no. 1.
These subject headings and keywords were used in similar combinations in the several databases, and with the option that these must either be found in the title or abstract of the article if that was possible in the particular database.
All records used for the CHEMDNER corpus were distributed as plain text, UTF8-encoded PubMed abstracts in a tab-separated format with the following three columns: article identifier (PMID, PubMed identifier), title of the article, and abstract of the article.
According to authors' previous experience in database search in the field, the most relevant findings can be found by using keywords and their combinations with the command that these must either be found in the title or abstract of the article.
The abstract of the article's preprint The Chandra X-ray Observatory The Very Large Telescope.
Proteins are hyperlinked to species-specific databases and interactions are hyperlinked to the PubMed abstract of the article(s) providing experimental evidence.
The third table will show you words that have been used most in the title and abstract of the articles, perhaps uncovering new search terms to try.
Subsequently, title and abstract of the articles were screened for possible inclusion in the analysis.
The titles and abstract of the articles were screened.
The search results were restricted to the presence of these keywords in the title or abstract of the articles.
We chose the literature that involved the polymorphism based on the title and abstract of the articles and even the full text when necessary.
