Sentence examples for summarising a number of from inspiring English sources

The article concludes by summarising a number of good practices drawn from the experience in Scotland that may be used in other countries looking to develop a circular economy policy framework.

"It is right that we look at drugs policies in other countries and today's report summarises a number of these international approaches".

The paper summarises a number of constructs from applied psychological research thought to be important in understanding train driver performance.

This article summarises a number of studies in the area of bone microdamage which were carried out in our laboratory over the past 5 years.

"It is right we look at drugs policies in other countries and today's report summarises a number of these international approaches".

The systematic literature review process is summarised, a number of reviews being undertaken by the authors and others are described and some lessons about the applicability of this practice to software engineering are extracted.

Bound et al. (2001) summarise a number of the approaches that have been suggested for dealing with measurement error.

The volcanological background to tephrochronology as a method, attendant techniques, and regional applications have been summarised a number of times in the last decade [22 29], most recently and extensively by Lowe [30], whose magisterial review article fills no less than 46 pages.

To summarise, a number of candidate cells may orchestrate the circadian oscillation in IL-6 secretion.

Table  3 summarises a number of important clinical outcomes of iron deficiency anaemia reported in the literature.

Livingston summarised a number of studies of adolescents with CP reporting that mobility status was associated with physical, but not necessarily psychosocial wellbeing [ 16].