Sentence examples for selected summaries from inspiring English sources

Summarizing each pattern in a small set of its statistical measures might have the potential of reducing dimensionality of the existing patterns in an appropriate and unique manner so that patterns of different occurrences of available categories at their different nodal locations are easily distinguished from each other in the new coordinate system of the selected summaries.

Tables 1 and 2 present selected summary statistics of our sample for males and females, respectively.

A selected summary of the multiple regression analysis is shown in Table 3.

Table 2 presents selected summary statistics for the variables and samples of interest.

Informativeness evaluation, presented in Table 3, involves computation of three metrics: the dissimilarity between a human selected summary and the proposed summary for uni-grams, bi-grams, and bi-grams with two allowable gaps in between.

The dissimilarity between a human selected summary (constructed using a pilot study) and the proposed summary (using our method) is given by begin{aligned} Dis (T,S) =sum _{tin T} (P-1 times P-1 timesfrac{min(leftP),log(Q))}{max(log(P),log(Q))}} right), end{aligned} (11) where (P=frac{f_{T}(t)}{f_{T}}+1) and (Q=frac{f_{S}(t)}{f_{S}}+1).

In our current approach, we have not considered inter-sentential redundancy between selected summary sentences.

This provides the first systematically selected summary of published studies about all genes that have so far been investigated in these areas.

We extracted data relating to context from the MOH documents and present selected summary statistics to provide an illustration of the district.

Table 1 presents selected summary statistics for the primary ACS CPS-II analytic cohort used to estimate the adjusted RRs for different increments of cigarette smoking.

Given the early stage of this work, we provide below a selected summary of some of the larger and better-conducted studies.