Sentence examples for it is summarised from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is summarised that the reach of the relay is approximately 99.5% in the first zone.

By overall predictive accuracy, ROC, long-range accuracy test and the method to model bankruptcy, it is summarised that the newly proposed model for Indian manufacturing sectors outperforms other competitive models.

It is summarised in Table  1.

It is summarised as a continuous score, ranging from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better outcome.

Sample size is critically dependent on the purpose of the study, the outcome measure and how it is summarised, the proposed effect size and the method of calculating the test statistic [ 2].

The best that can be said of it was summarised by Furnival.

Reinforced in the 1990s by their phobic positions on homosexuality and immigration, it was summarised by Theresa May, now the shadow welfare secretary, at the party conference of 2002: the Tories, she acknowledged, were perceived as "the nasty party".

This is anathema to most westerners who don't understand the political complexities in countries very different from their own, but it was summarised well by Mark Weisbrot, of the Centre for Economic and Policy Research, in a recent article about the alleged crackdown on the freedom of the press in Rafael Correa's Ecuador.

The stated anticipated benefits of the National Programme for IT are summarised in appendix 1 (on bmj.com).

As the information was found, it was summarised in tabular form to identify and describe the systems.

When present, reporting of trial countries was typically identified from the Characteristics of Included Studies table, whereas in others it was summarised in the text of the review.