Sentence examples for summarising points from inspiring English sources

We found that they played a key part in ensuring continuity, encouraging participation, summarising points, explaining complexities, drawing links between contributions, inviting response and consolidating information.

The group with the lowest total summarised risk points and the group with lowest summarised risk points for biological risk markers had a significant lower risk for cancer compared with the group with the highest summarised risk points.

(They summarise their points here).

I will summarise these points in a recap paragraph and end on a single pithy line that knits everything together.

On 17 August, Piquet provided the FIA with a supplemental statement, to summarise the points made in the course of a second interview held in London, during which he reviewed "preliminary telemetry data" which the FIA technical department had obtained from the Renault team.

In this review, our objectives were to (1) summarise the available evidence on the efficacy these medications, (2) review available data on adverse effect, (3) discuss current gaps in research, outlining limitations in current study designs that deserve attention and (4) summarise key points for the practicing clinician.

I know I have to read the two passages about disappearing languages and summarise their points and then add my own conclusion…opinions' (Mary – Example 2).

The day after the independence festivities, he gathered the black non-commissioned officers of his Léopoldville garrison and told them that things under his command would stay the same, summarising the point by writing "Before Independence = After Independence" on a blackboard.

This article summarises key points in the NICE guidance.

Review a presentation and summarise key points on the use of HRQoL in licensing.

After the first ranking, we collected the ranking sheets and summarised the points to create a first ranking list.