"summarize before" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to briefly recap or condense the main points before continuing with a longer piece of writing. Example: Before starting my research paper, I always make sure to summarize before to ensure that I have a clear understanding of the key ideas and arguments I will be discussing.
So, to summarize before I go on: We are alkaline to begin with, so the idea that an alkaline environment is bad for diseases is simply wrong.
To summarize before I go deeper, Slingshot lets you send photos and 15 second videos to one friend, many, or all the contacts you've recently slinged with.
Descriptive statistics were used to summarize the before and after ventilator change groups.
The most identified classes of phenomena at the origin of the passivity breakdown and the electrochemical and chemical factors controlling the induced localized corrosion are summarized before introducing the scientific concepts at the origin of the design of the local probe techniques used in recent advances in understanding localized corrosion processes.
Twentypercentt of patients with HH are refractory to medical treatment and warrant consideration of invasive procedures as summarized before.
Nimotuzumab preclinical and clinical characterizations have been summarized before [ 11- 13].
Each patient's baseline and follow-up data were summarized before contacting the patient.
Based on the literature summarized before, we hypothesize that SUD + ADHD patients will report more confronting behaviour and more positive reappraisal than SUD and SUD + ASD patients.
As before, we summarize the results by examining the cumulative impact of a long-run tax cut of 1percentt of GDP.
I had never used the auto-summarize function before, and I was surprised at how strangely astute some of its readings were.
Earnings per share is meant to represent "the distilled truth of a company's health," Berenson summarizes, shortly before he delivers the bad news: "Too bad it's a lie".
