Sentence examples for summaries come from from inspiring English sources

Here, the summaries come from actual humans, rather than algorithms.

I have attended two AGMs of that particular hospital and, at both, complaints about late discharge summaries came from the floor.

A pithy recent summary comes from Third Way, a centrist think-tank.

Some information for our summary came from personal communication with researchers in the field.

The summaries come after the creation of a piece.

For your interest, at the very bottom of this letter we have included the initial reviews, so that you can see where the summary conclusions come from.

"Other allegations of summary executions continue to come from all areas of the west and centre of the country," it said.

A far greater number of proposed challenges to the summary report came from the American Petroleum Institute and oil companies like ExxonMobil, as well as from delegates from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.

The full text was unavailable for 8 papers; for those papers, data shown in the summary tables came from the abstracts or from reviews of those studies.

Most of this summary data comes from individual country DHSs, which use a standardised methodology and sampling framework and have strict criteria on data quality, thereby allowing comparison between countries and over time.

Even more, because the LD structure used by JEPEG is unaffected by the relatedness between samples, it can be used in its current form to analyse summary data coming from large family studies.