Sentence examples for reliable summary from inspiring English sources

When I went to Wikipedia, I found what seemed to be a reliable summary, although it was certainly not of the quality that I would expect of The Times.

I was at Fenway Park for most of the action, but cannot offer a reliable summary — certainly not of the Divisional third game, which featured a collective six errors and several base-running grotesqueries by the visitors.

In contrasting the prosperity of the nation under his earliest predecessors with the decadence into which it had fallen at the time of his own accession, Telipinus provides a useful though not always reliable summary of early Hittite history: Formerly Labarnas was Great King; and then his sons, his brothers, his connections by marriage, his blood-relations and his soldiers were united.

Furthermore, using several different models, we show that these TSRs have biological relevance and yield reliable summary measurements of gene expression that are applicable to different tissue types as well as organisms.

While it may appear that the SR provides a reliable summary of existing evidence, standards of SR conduct differ.

A further issue is that this factor had low internal consistency and it may be that it is not a reliable summary measure.

Jacobs gives reliable summaries of both Wollstonecraft's "Vindications" and their gratifying critical reception, but her sense of 18th-century social and political thought is broad rather than deep.

Increased numbers of reliable summaries of scientific evidence globally has improved knowledge, but there remains a shortfall in uptake and use of this information [ 2].

Despite these difficulties, there is a need to obtain effective and reliable summaries of the effects of TKIs in patients with and without sensitizing EGFR mutations after first-line treatment.

PG is the co-ordinator of a WHO Collaborating Centre for Evidence Synthesis for Infectious and Tropical Diseases (http://apps.who.int/whocc/default.aspx; UNK234): one of the Centre's aims is to help WHO in its role as an infomediary in communicating reliable summaries of research evidence to policy makers, clinicians, teachers, and the public in developing countries.

PG is the coordinator of a WHO Collaborating Centre for Evidence Synthesis for Infectious and Tropical Diseases; one of the Centre's aims is to help WHO in its role as an infomediary in communicating reliable summaries of research evidence to policy makers, clinicians, teachers, and the public in developing countries.