Sentence examples for proper summary from inspiring English sources

"I start very bad," Errani said, and that worked as a proper summary.

Ashley's catalogue of crass action ever since has grown too vast for proper summary: the most egregious have tended to involve stunningly silly hirings and firings.

I'll post a proper summary of what we've learnt in a moment, but there are two points that stand out. 1. Meyer accused Blair of failing to exert enough pressure on Bush.

The prime minister's spokesman is saying that there is no evidence of any risk to health and that David Cameron thinks Owen Paterson is doing a good job, but I'll post a proper summary shortly.

I'll post a proper summary later, when I have read the full text, but you can get a flavour of it by reading the posts on the @CPSthinktank Twitter feed.

However, given the large heterogeneity and therefore lack of proper summary prevalence estimates, we doubt any missed articles would have had any major impact on our results.

This research information, too, will be provided to the day care sector in the form of public lectures, workshops and reports after proper analysis and summary.

In summary, proper treatment of CRS needs to be based on the specific histology and pathogenic mechanisms driving the disease.

In summary, proper formation of tight junctions appears to be severely compromised with VHL type 1 mutants and the R167Q type 2B mutant, somewhat aberrant with the Y98N type 2B mutant, and close to wild-type with type 2A and 2C mutants, and thus seems to loosely correspond with the risk of RCC associated with these VHL disease subtypes [ 30].

In summary, with proper planning and the education and training of school personnel, children and youth with diabetes can fully participate in the school experience.

In summary, with proper exercise and nutritional management even a short, 3-month intervention can improve the dynamic frailty process, bone mineral density, and 25(OH) Vitamin D level in frail older adults.