Sentence examples for just summary from inspiring English sources

Statistics are just summary numbers and the field was called mathematical statistics.

We have throughout presented all our raw data (as heatmaps), rather than just summary statistics, to allow the reader to view the data directly.

A summary of associated challenges of and possible solutions is presented in this review and includes: 1) a discussion of tools to monitor quality of data as it is collected and encourage adoption of data mapping standards; 2) sharing of time-series data (not just summary maps or regions); and 3) the use of analytic approaches which maximize sharing potential as much as possible.

In most Internet newsrooms, the people who put together the E-mail essentially just summariE-mail essentiallye–are the same people who create the web site content.

The Tory leader, David Cameron, has called on Doncaster council to make public the full case review, not just a summary.

We won't get the full legal advice from the attorney general, according to the BBC, but just a summary.

A landmark Court of Appeal judgement three years ago ruled that copies of original documents should be released under FoI – and not just a summary of the information they contained.

However, in a long, sometimes rambling statement, Mills said she planned to launch an appeal tomorrow against a decision to make public Mr Justice Bennett's entire judgment, rather than just the summary released today.

"The statement of objections won't necessarily be the commission's final word on this case," this person said, adding: "It's just a summary of the objections identified at this specific point in time".

It was just a summary of much research, many statistics.

Of course, this is just a summary of the case, one can imagine that the case contains rich details.