Sentence examples similar to assessed synopsis from inspiring English sources
In synopsis of the RNA expression profile and previously assessed protein expression, the Il1 family appears as a promising option for accurate skin rejection diagnosis and, as a following step, for development of novel rejection treatments.
Books are generally assessed only internally, for what "works" and what does not "work," with synopsis usurping analysis, politely against the background of the author's literary or personal history, and almost never for the sake of a larger concept, a transcending idea, to which the review, if not the book, should owe its life.
In this article we present a synopsis of recent findings from the Project Competence longitudinal study of 205 children who were assessed around ages 10, 20, and 30.
For example, in most field synopses, investigators were able to assess different genetic models.
In the face of the "vast amount of biographical and scholarly material now available concerning Lewis and his circle", he says, he is offering "an attempt to identify" the life's "deeper themes and concern, and assess its significance … not a work of synopsis, but of analysis".
Pilot studies were planned in selected fields to assess cumulative evidence on gene-disease associations, calibrate the proposed guidelines, and integrate the findings into comprehensive field synopses.
SYNOPSIS Displays the synopsis section.
Such nonsense defies synopsis.
