Sentence examples for considered abstracts from inspiring English sources

Two independent reviewers (FA and AJ) considered abstracts for inclusion or exclusion.

If a relevant systematic review was identified, we only considered abstracts published from the date of search for the last review up to the end of 2008.

Only peer-reviewed papers from 1990 onward that had reliable ascertainment of circulatory disease morbidity or mortality were considered; abstracts and letters were not included.

The pillars could be considered abstract trees, or human figures with raised arms, but I doubt that is what the architect had in mind.

In other writings — his essays appeared regularly in The New York Review of Books and elsewhere — Mr. Golding considered abstract art as a whole.

Mr. Kannenberg also considered "Abstract Thought Is a Warm Puppy," Art Spiegelman's parody in The New Yorker, which mimicked the style and situations of "Peanuts" but gave them a morbid spin.

Yet he has an opportunity to become one of the greatest mixed martial artists ever, with a talent ceiling so high that it is still considered abstract by many experts.

Richter's series September, and numbered "series No 911" in his internal cataloguing system, grew from a notebook drawing – an extrapolated mutation of who knows how many other mutated images – that he considered abstract until his friend, the art historian Benjamin Buchloh, looked at it and said: "Oh, that's the World Trade Center being attacked".

Many authors have considered abstract linear evolution equations in Banach spaces (see [19 23] and references therein).

In [22], Kostić considered abstract degenerate fractional differential inclusions in Banach spaces and gave uniqueness results.

The ornamentation is considered abstract, Sullivanesque and modern.