This new method could be used to develop a field synopsis and prioritise future development of guidelines and research.
Students were assigned into teams with colleagues from different institutions in groups of three or four to develop a one-page synopsis and a 20-minute oral presentation on their proposed nutrition research project.
During this workshop, interviewers defined the geographical boundaries of their study area and developed a brief synopsis of the local sex worker community, based on their own outreach and peer-education work experience.
Develop a one or two page synopsis that addresses the general idea behind your proposal.
On the basis of results gained from investigations covering periods longer than continuous records, a protocol embracing palaeohydrological inputs for application to river channel management is illustrated and developed as a synopsis version (Table 4), demonstrating how conclusions from geomorphological research can be expressed in a format which can be considered by managers.
Although you will leave space for improvisation, the content has been developed through a synopsis that has to be chronologically ordered in steps.
We also developed a short downloadable synopsis for medical volunteers going to Haiti to staff cholera treatment sites.
Wearing a blue blazer over a white T-shirt, meticulously cuffed jeans, and black military-style boots, he explained how he develops a novel: from a short synopsis to a fuller treatment, to a longer outline, to the finished work, like a screenwriter constructing a screenplay.
Groups will be creating a treatment, or brief synopsis, for their original television show and developing a scripted scene for presentation.
Second, researchers and research networks should develop field synopses that use meta-analysis to integrate published and unpublished data and evaluate the cumulative evidence.
As an example, Wierenga et al. recently developed an online tool that searches OMIM Clinical synopsis data to allow quick retrieval of the relevant genes within a genomic region, according to the patient's phenotype [ 48].
