Sentence examples for poster summarizes from inspiring English sources

This poster summarizes the scope of the International Design Study for the Neutrino Factory.

This poster summarizes the development of a low cost phantom of the human eye for ultrasound, with the purpose of obtaining a useful and economical alternative for training, teaching and learning in ultrasonographic diagnosis of the more often ocular patholology seen in emergency services.

Yes We Might!" rolling like thunder across that huge stadium the night he was nominated in Denver... And, of course, the iconic Shepard Fairey poster, summarizing in four simple characters the message Obama offered to all of us who wanted an end to weak Democratic leadership, an end to decades of spineless capitulation to neocons and Blue Dogs and triangulating centrists.

A poster summarizing the study protocol was visible at all times on every unit.

A poster summarizing the main results will be posted at the two study hospitals to inform the participants.

This brief review and the accompanying poster summarize some of the key features of the zebrafish model system and highlight some recent examples of its utility in human disease-focused research.

3. Work in groups to research the euro conversion rate, as well as the symbolic representations retained on new euro coins and the history of replaced currencies, for one of the 12 member nations of the European Union; create presentation posters summarizing their findings.

3. In groups, research a specific disease that affects an animal species and create a poster that summarizes the relevant facts.

3. Explain to students that they will work in groups to research a disease affecting an animal species, and create a poster that summarizes their findings.

The poster also summarizes New York law, including my right to take two paid hours off to vote, if needed, and to express breast milk at work, in private, if needed.

Groups then create a presentation poster to summarize their findings and to address the following questions (written on the board or copied in a handout for easier student access): –Where is the greatest environmental impact – in the manufacturing, use or disposal of this product?