Sentence examples for clearer summary from inspiring English sources

The abstract was rewritten to provide a clearer summary of what the study entailed.

Some BLAST fields were combined for a clearer summary of the gene identification effort (Table 3, Figure 2).

And similarly a clearer summary of the authors' thinking on the cytokines' levels' roles in the outcome would be helpful.

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

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 book is both a gratifyingly clear summary of a difficult body of work and a eulogy for a time "when the stream of consciousness of one mind could leave a deep cultural imprint".

The rumination at the end about the American character and the role of government was the clearest summary of Obama's political philosophy that he has yet given us.

But hearing Court tell his story, you begin to understand why people like him are the principal, pioneer beneficiaries of a law so complex that even the concise and crystal-clear summary published by the law firm Lewis Silkin adds up to 13,000 words.