Sentence examples for convenient summary from inspiring English sources

But anyway, here's a site with a convenient summary of several markets.

This preposterously convenient summary of what a perfect case for war might look like almost resembled some wry gag from The Onion.

A more convenient summary and chart is on pages 206-208 of "The China Study" (2006) by Cornell nutritional biochemist prof.

Wave amplification diagrams are proposed to provide a convenient summary of wave current effects at a particular site and allow a statistical analysis to be made.

Late Roman and medieval Christian moralists—such as Ambrose, Augustine, and Thomas Aquinas took over the list as a convenient summary of the teaching of the ancient philosophers and of the highest excellence at which they aimed.

Allowing for such later elaboration, it may be said that in the Apostles' Creed there is a convenient summary of what the early church believed about Christ amid all the variety of its expression and formulation.

Systematic reviews (SRs) are convenient summaries of evidence for health care practitioners.

GBN also sends members two books every month, along with convenient summaries, so that they can keep at the cutting edge of intellectual fashion.

Although our study was designed to evaluate individual quality components, we also used scores as convenient summaries of the main features of the papers.

Our interest was to evaluate individual quality components, and we used scores only as convenient summaries for comparing quality across different types of meta-analyses.

The chorus serves as a convenient plot summary: Gave him another He changed his place Bullet in the face.