Sentence examples for sufficiently summarized from inspiring English sources
The knowledge on the performance enhancement of nitrogen and organic matter in the expanded constructed wetlands (CWs) with various new designs, configurations, and technology combinations are still not sufficiently summarized.
Those who refute our standardized testing culture spit back all the things you cannot sufficiently summarize by scribbling in a bubble, arguing that these tests aren't examinations of realistic ability, but rather, an unreliable way of forcing rank.
Moreover, the model parameters "sufficiently" summarize the cooccurrence patterns among input tracks.
The title is appropriate for this contribution and the abstract sufficiently summarizes this study.
Minor comments: probeset -> probe set thereonine -> threonine Conclusion probeset -> probe set thereonine -> threonine The Conclusion section does not sufficiently summarize the paper: it should reiterate what the problem is that is solved and what makes KEGGscape unique.
Exact data simulation can be used when sufficient summary statistics are available in theory, i.e., when all information present in the raw data can be summarized sufficiently in the variance covariance matrix Σ, and the means vector μ.
In other words, there is not sufficiently strong evidence for an association between MEHP or MBP measures summarized by FPC analysis and preterm delivery.
Relevant results are summarized in Table 2. Figure 7 shows that for sufficiently short reporting delay medians, the upper outbreak control condition could eventually be satisfied for all 6 diseases.
To address this potential shortcoming, we used patient-level data to condense a comprehensive set of comorbidities to a single numeric score that (a) summarized disease burden and resource use and (b) was sufficiently discriminative for predicting mortality.
As summarized in table 2, six amplicons obtained from gDNA have a melting temperature sufficiently different from those of corresponding cDNA amplicons to allow detection of gDNA interferences in a homogeneous assay.
"Painful," Jobs summarized.
