Sentence examples for research summarise from inspiring English sources

Or, if you did an arts degree, for roles where good communication skills are important, you could say: "Trained to research, summarise and present key findings clearly and concisely".

In reality, the research summarised by Achen and Bartels suggests, most people possess almost no useful information about policies and their implications, have little desire to improve their state of knowledge, and have a deep aversion to political disagreement.

Recent research, summarised in Starting Strong II, offers a compelling case for investment in ECEC.

This research summarises global investment returns for key forest plantation countries in the world based on data from 2005 to 2011.

This research summarises the methodology used to design a SP experimental survey to estimate different utility functions based on the number of transfers in multimodal PT trips.

Conversely, in those who exhibit binge eating behavior (e.g. BN, BED), previous research summarises a neural pattern to rewarding stimuli that is somewhat reversed, with a reduced or sporadic response in PFC regions, combined with hyperactivation in mesolimbic areas.

Online travel agencies will spend $4.15 billion on digital advertising this year in America alone, according to a report by eMarketer, a research firm (summarised here by Skift).

We then conducted a thorough review of the research evidence, summarising key principles for climate change communication and identifying four narratives for talking to the centre-right about climate change.

A 2010 review article by the NHS's own research body summarises the results of a dozen more studies on the same subject: this found that, overall, the chances of a completed trial being published are roughly 50%.

The future research is summarised finally.

Finally, conclusions and future research are summarised in Sect. 4.