Sentence examples for been summarised by a from inspiring English sources
The studies have been summarised by a recent systematic review, which concluded that excision of endometrioma results in damage to ovarian reserve [3].
These therapies have been summarised by a systematic review and meta analysis, which suggested an overall benefit for reducing the production of IS and PCS by first altering the microbiota community in the large bowel and thereby the metabolic activity and formation of these metabolites within the colon [ 19].
The lunacy of our current position is summarised by a simple fact.
These are summarised by a new film by Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine, in which the architect Stefano Boeri mournfully tours the palace he was asked to design on the gorgeous coast of Sardinia, to host the G8 summit.
Labour, meanwhile, hope the campaign will be summarised by a different question: "Can you really trust the Tories?" (Although they might dress it up a bit more positively than that, with a bit of: "Who made the right calls when economic Armageddon loomed?") This game is hardest of all for the Liberal Democrats.
In order to explore to what extent the impact of output on the labour market of interest can be summarised by a contemporaneous relationship as in (2a) or whether some of the impact of output only occurs with a lag, the model is also estimated by lagging output changes and STW take-up by, respectively, one and two quarters.
As we have seen from our discussion of topology, the hydrogen bonding network can be summarised by a consideration of the first coordination sphere and so by looking at the information contained within this representation we should be able to identify further important factors in the crystal growth of triamterene mediated through hydrogen bonds.
The sentiment was summarised by a respondent who said: 'Just to round it up, yes there will be a change, yes they all talk bullshit and no, it will virtually stay the same there will just be a change of government'.
Each proposal was summarised by a primary spokesperson, followed by a wider panel discussion, and then followed by scoring.
In addition, the key literature is summarised by a brief one-line summary that is compiled to a large table with references.
