Sentence examples for organized summaries from inspiring English sources

He kept two notebooks for every course, one recording what the professor had said in class and the other containing more organized summaries supplemented with explanations and diagrams.

Ethical precepts from the forensic codes reviewed are organized, in summary fashion, by obligation form and application context.

They're also organized into summary feeds and smart digest, which only show you updates for conversations you've shown some interest in by reading.

Data from each study were extracted, organized into summary tables, and discussed by a team of two reviewers.

The analysis resulted in an organized and comprehensive summary of orthopedic surgeons' and surgical trainees' experiences and perceptions related to IPV screening in orthopaedic fracture clinics.

The first author (BGD) transcribed each interview into a case summary organized by interview question as a first stage of data reduction and synthesis.

General summaries are commonly organized by nation, a convenient expedient, because major collections are centred in great national museums and because folk art is often studied and promoted as part of the national heritage.

The book includes an introduction by Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers, a brief history of the Golden Raspberry Awards, and entries on films organized thematically which include plot summaries and reviews by Wilson.

In summary, this highly organized 3D alginate scaffold provided a suitable environment and maintained functional phenotypes for chondrocytes in this animal study.

The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: After brief summary of related works in Section 'Related work', Section 'Method: Hybrid 4-dimensional augmented reality' presents an overview and technical approach of the HD4AR system.

As part of a structured interrogation and summary, studies were organized into logical categories (aided by our data abstraction form and informed by our self-management knowledge user Advisory Group) to guide the analysis (Tables 1 and 2).