Sentence examples for serving as an overview from inspiring English sources

Although this article mainly aims at serving as an overview, where the concept of score functions are put into a covering context, we generalize the noncentrality parameter (NCP) optimal score functions in Ängquist et al. (2007) to facilitate through weighting for incorporation of several plausible distinct genetic models.

Serving as an overview of the conflict tangled with the dangerous reality of creating art in the region, the film also utilizes an original score from guitarist Nick Zinner (who produced Songhoy Blues' debut record, Music in Exile, out now on Transgressive Records), and new tracks from rapper Amkoullel, Tinariwen's Abdallah Ag Alhousseini, and Afel Bocoum among many others.

In addition, she wrote the introduction that served as an overview of the State's history.

The panel of four international judges trying the case allowed prosecutors to present their opening statement in the absence of Mr. Karadzic, or a legal representative, because the two-day summary serves as an overview of the prosecution case and does not count as evidence.

This chapter serves as an overview for DSS and applicability of cognition in DSS.

Secondarily, this manuscript serves as an overview of the differential diagnosis of the laryngeal causes of upper airway obstruction.

This review is not intended to be exhaustive but rather to serve as an overview of research areas within which this important reaction is currently attracting interest.

This article serves as an overview of our past and ongoing research activities on various types of jet flow, with particular reference to their application in the field of environmental fluid dynamics.

However, this paper represents our best efforts, and will hopefully serve as an overview and introduction to this complex field.

This review serves as an overview of the roles of miRNA and lncRNA in breast cancer progression and the development of endocrine resistance.

Transferability : this study might serve as an overview for educators in other developing countries who might wish to consider the implications of this study.