Sentence examples for clear summaries from inspiring English sources

She noted that the journal had published very clear summaries of systematic reviews of data on individual medicines or classes of medicines where, "when you add together the published and unpublished evidence, you get a very different picture of the quality and effectiveness of those drugs".

As well as the desire to understand historical data, sequencing centres often have a duty to provide clear summaries of individual run performance to collaborators or customers.

As well as the desire to understand historical data, centres often have a duty to provide clear summaries of individual run performance to collaborators or customers.

(At SCOTUSblog, the great Lyle Denniston has a clear summary of where all of the cases stand).

Sir Henry Rawlinson gave a very clear summary of the work which Lieut.

The analysis should provide a clear summary list of equipment and the associated control costs.

Its "legislative memo" on N.P.V. is an admirably clear summary of the plan and the case for it.

Asked what message he would give to the British government, he thinks for a while before offering a clear summary of the problem, fluently articulated.

We wanted to get away from long, wordy reports, producing instead a clear summary and segments that people could delve into.

The poster for Gone with the Wind combines several distinct elements in a coherent way while also managing to give a clear summary of the film.

"The idea of abstraction," he said, "is to hide the details". It requires recognizing patterns and distilling complexity into a precise, clear summary.