Sentence examples similar to an abridged study from inspiring English sources
We drafted an abridged report of the discussion on which the participants commented.
A former Black Panther in 2666 reveals that he survived a prison sentence by studying an abridged digest of the complete works of Voltaire.
In these studies, an abridged questionnaire containing fewer questions following a postcard reminder was the only cost-effective strategy.
Olds' class was given an abridged second class course of study until January 19 , 1943 when it began an abridged first class course.
Although initial work suggested both were species specific, Cops-1 for C. parvum and Chos-1 for C. hominis, subsequent study identified an abridged ortholog of Cops-1 in C. hominis.
The Islamic Propaganda Office in Qum, the center for religious studies in Iran, publishes an abridged compilation of the teachings called "Everything You Need to Know".
(You can learn more about the survey and take an abridged version of it at www.womenspeakworldwide.com). We also conducted hundreds of interviews and studied women working in 50 organizations in 13 fields of endeavor.
In RCT A a random sample of dentists in Scotland (who had not been invited to participate in the first PRIME study) were randomised to receive either an incentive; an abridged questionnaire or a full questionnaire (see Figure 1).
For an abridged version of the API decision-making preferences subscale (6 items), a German study reported internal consistencies (Cronbach's α) of.79 for GP patients with depression(N = 230), and of.59 for psychiatric inpatients with schizophrenia (N = 120) [ 32].
Manuscript study after the Cosmographia, a seventh-century fictitious compilation in six books, purporting to be an abridged Latin translation by St. Jerome of an original Greek text.
11 Previous studies have suggested that this scale has a three-factor structure 11 13 and that an abridged nine-item variant (three items per factor) is psychometrically superior to the full scale in both US and UK samples.
