Sentence examples for more concise summary from inspiring English sources

Foremost is Paris, where he journeyed in 1930 without any apparent prospects; he wrote in a letter to an old Brooklyn friend, "I start tomorrow on the Paris book: First person, uncensored, formless fuck everything!" That's a more concise summary of the project than anyone has managed since.

Lewis calls evidence about times after t 'inadmissible', which lets us give a slightly more concise summary of what the Principal Principle says.

See Table 1 for an even more concise summary of these trials.

In the context of time-varying treatment effects, graphing SUCRA may provide a more concise summary measure than presenting all rank probabilities.

Yet in a more concise, encyclopaedic summary it is necessary to stay close to the evolution of the term concerto itself, and there is a real significance in observing how the word acquired definition.

I suggest that the author either be more concise in the summaries, or be more critical in assessing the studies.

Abstracts are not summaries; they are more concise and clearer than summaries.

"We are trying to make their life easier and more productive," is his concise summary of the product goal.

Today's summaries are more concise, although describing someone's occupation can be more complicated than it sounds.

The mini guide provided a concise summary of the more extensive resource as it was intended for readers that lacked sufficient time to review the larger text given competing priorities.

As with any summary, a resume is a shorter, more concise description of your professional career as it relates to the job you are applying for.