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But its impact is perhaps better summarised by a recent comment left under a YouTube compilation titled "BoJack Horseman Top 10 Depressing Moments", which simply says: "Oh God".

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However, the distribution of sample sizes is better summarised by the median of 91 and the inter-quartile range of 44 to 210.

It is an interesting essay that can be best summarised by using a direct quote from Dunnett himself: "I have never been to West Bromwich".

AE data from divergent sources such as different study designs and data collection methods may be better summarised in a qualitative manner than combining them using meta-analysis.

Unfortunately, the hopeful visions have taken on a darker reality, summarised by a phrase used by the academic, Ros Gill, whereby "life is a pitch".

Patients' assessments are summarised by a score between 0 and 100.

Each proposal was summarised by a primary spokesperson, followed by a wider panel discussion, and then followed by scoring.

It is, obviously, impossible to control one's legacy after one expires; and while there will be many artists and writers who envy Milne's immortality, (for surely commanding any memory is better than none at all), to have a life summarised by people lobbing sticks over a bridge does seem something of a travesty.

Its app promises more than 1,000 stories a day, summarised (by humans) into 300-character stories, linking to the original sources.

Data was extracted and summarised by one author (LvT) and reviewed by a second author (MB).

Transmission is summarised by R0, the basic reproductive ratio of a pathogen.

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