The phrase "are summarized in several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been condensed or presented in a brief form across multiple sources or instances.
Example: "The findings of the research are summarized in several key points that highlight the main conclusions."
Alternatives: "are outlined in several" or "are presented in several".
Genetic network models are summarized in several reviews [16], [17], [18], [19].
The possibility of changing somatic cells to potentially any other cell lineages sparked many exciting developments in iPSC technology, which are summarized in several other reviews [ 16, 17].
The relatively recent deciphering of several pneumococcal genomes has led to a new outburst of research activity, aspects of which are summarized in several of the chapters.
The experimental findings are not reviewed in detail here, because these are summarized in several recent reviews [ 11, 12*, 13, 14, 15*].
The research on the effect of cannabinoids on feeding and appetite has been summarized in several reviews.12, 13 Of particular relevance to our work is the report by Williams and Kirkham14 who found that anandamide (0.5, 1, 5, 10 mg/kg) increased food intake in male rats during a 3-h feeding period and that this effect was blocked by the CB1 antagonist, SR 141716A.
CR extracts have been marketed since 1956 in Germany and the scientific knowledge on this herbal medicine has been summarized in several monographs, among them and prominently the ESCOP monograph [17], leading to the publication of the Community Herbal Monograph on Cimicifuga racemosa (L).
While the literature on animals has been summarized in several review articles (see e.g. [3], [6]), there has been no such approach in the current functional neuroimaging literature on human fear conditioning.
Data from the long-term MARMAP and SEAMAP surveys, along with life history and ecological studies on many of the species collected, have been summarized in several publications and have been used extensively for fisheries stock assessments and for planning of marine protected (MPAs areas in the SAB [81], [82].
Multiple sequence alignment samples can be summarized in several ways.
