Sentence examples for quite condensed from inspiring English sources
The description of the dialect is quite condensed and in some places difficult to understand because of Whorf's propensity of inventing his own unique terminology for grammatical concepts, but the work has generally been considered to be technically advanced.
As previously reported in Dosinia exoleta [ 13], telomeric signals appeared to be quite condensed and tightly associated at the ends of the SCs in pachytene chromosomes.
You know, it's been a while since I've done any interviews so I haven't quite condensed any of my answers yet (laughs).
The reading of primary articles helped them get acquainted with the methodological possibilities, but as methodology sections in science articles are quite condensed, students found them difficult to understand in the beginning.
"It's quite a condensed experience," he said.
Following, some condensed excerpts.
Just in a condensed form".
A condensed version of the interview follows.
A condensed version of their conversation follows.
A condensed version of our conversation follows.
