Sentence examples for been abbreviated from inspiring English sources
verb
To shorten by omitting parts or details.
The Stewart Fencl equations for strong ions and albumin have recently been abbreviated; we hypothesised that the abbreviated equations could be applied to the base deficit, thus partitioning this parameter into three components (the residual being the contribution from unmeasured anions).
For clarity purpose, the full set of items has been abbreviated using four-letter acronyms (see List of abbreviations used).
The chemical variables have been abbreviated or grouped in the plot, and the full names associated with the abbreviations are given in Table 2 (the abbreviations give an indication of the chemical class).
Some have been abbreviated for length and relevance.
It doesn't have much, because the story has been abbreviated to make room for all those songs.
The wonders of the "Solti Ringg,' " as it has long been abbreviated, are well known: the Technicolor sweep of the orchestra and the distinguished cast, including Birgit Nilsson, Hans Hotter and Gustav Neidlinger, among many others.
On the Genealogy of Morals is abbreviated as GM, The Will to Power is abbreviated as WP, and Twilight of the Idols is abbreviated as TI.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Many of the other lives are abbreviated.
The training should not be abbreviated too drastically.
Sabathia had an impressive outing, even if it was abbreviated.
