Sentence examples for really summaries from inspiring English sources

In other words, the linkage maps of the chromosomes are really summaries of many statistical observations on the outcomes of hybridization experiments.

I also wanted to make the point that really summaries are all we have time for with the busy lives most of us lead and the glut of content available.

"A lot depends on the journal where the paper appears – some are excellent at providing really good summaries of papers and then reading the paper itself is just about checking your understanding is the same, checking nothing is missing, checking for other interesting points, etc.

"It's really a summary of the dollars that pass hands," Mr. Zuckerman said.

A. It's really a summary of what motivates us, the things we feel most passionately about, both positively and negatively, that are driving our behavior all the time.

Mulally: [Chairman and former Chief Executive] Bill Ford Bill Ford gave me a really good summary of the problems before I arrived.

(For a really good summary of their work up to now see here).

Provision of a "really basic summary – a couple of sentences describing the study, then bullet point main inclusion/exclusion criteria" was described as minimising burden and thus the risk of 'screening out' inappropriately.

But we can really sell the summary level".

RSS, which stands for either rich site summary or really simple syndication, became a familiar fixture on news sites in particular, encouraging users to subscribe to updates in their RSS reader via its distinctive orange button.

"RSS" stands (depending on whom you ask) for "Rich Site Summary," "RDF Site Summary," or "Really Simple Syndication".