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This article is not a review article but rather summarizes the evidence-based presentations and discussions during the meeting and synthesizes the scientific content and future research recommendations.
The in situ DHE stain is not specific for any ROS and rather summarizes superoxide-, peroxide- and peroxynitrite-mediated oxidative chemistry.
It rather summarizes individual scales for the various AD symptom domains and points to the need for a new multi-domain AD scale to enable disease assessment over time in daily medical practice.
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It is not reading any one given entry in Wikipedia or anywhere else, but rather summarizing that information first and then presenting it in a brief and very visual way.
In this case, we plotted each correlation coefficient individually rather summarizing the overall variation with a boxplot.
They should be understood as joint abstractions of the ideas and attitudes presented by the young men, and do not represent any particular man, rather summarize notions from several men in the different FGDs and interviews.
Interpreters in our study never asked clinicians to pause, but rather summarized the speaker's words as best they could, often omitting or modifying the content, as in the example below: Dr: So that in the morning/ because exactly, if you have twenty-seven, and you inject ten, then/then it, ten would correct twenty, wouldn't it?
Or, as Brookhiser rather succinctly summarizes the point: "The founders were not as Christian as those people would like them to be, though they weren't as secularist as Christopher Hitchens would like them to be".
In this case, the researchers, rather than summarizing their findings in one number, categorized each subject according to his or her level of proficiency: level one, level two, or level three.
He was accompanied each time by his Ampex 601 reel-to-reel tape machine and two men: Mohammed Larbi Djilali, a fixer of sorts, and Christopher Wanklyn, a member of Tangier's expat community, who was rather pithily summarized, by Bowles, as "a level-headed Canadian with a Volkswagen and all the time in the world".
He searched for the philosophical foundation of what he first and rather vaguely summarized as the "sciences of man, of society, and the state," which he later called Geisteswissenschaften ("human sciences")—a term that eventually gained general recognition to collectively denote the fields of history, philosophy, religion, psychology, art, literature, law, politics, and economics.
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