Sentence examples for summarize rapidly from inspiring English sources

Let me summarize rapidly the procedure as applied to one object to convey a sense of what we did in class.

This paper will summarize the rapidly expanding data published to data and will discuss clinical trial designs that will facilitate future studies.

This review summarizes a rapidly emerging model of pancreatic cancer research, focusing on 3-dimensional organoids as a powerful tool for several applications, but above all, representing a step toward personalized medicine.

This review summarizes the rapidly growing literature on imprinted small RNAs and their roles in development and disease.

Our approach to analyzing the students' constructed responses takes advantage of automated text analysis (TA) that can rapidly summarize keywords and concepts from large data sets of student writing in response to constructed-response questions (Haudek et al., 2012; Nehm et al., 2012b; Prevost et al., 2012).

Part I rapidly summarizes the legal provisions existing in some European countries that protect authors when transferring their copyright.

Chapter 1 traditionally ends with a "road map" to the rest of the thesis, which rapidly summarizes what the remaining chapters or sections will contain.

This article summarizes personal views on the rapidly evolving field of functional health assessment and comments on their implications for advances in assessment methods used in rehabilitation medicine.

Document processing and summary generation in a large text document collection is computationally complex task and in the era of Big Data analytics where size of data collections is high there is need of algorithms for summarizing the large text collections rapidly.

List of gene or protein identifiers are rapidly annotated and summarized according to shared categorical data for Gene Ontology, protein domain, and biochemical pathway membership.

The FDBP contains the BLAST and GO term data for the proteins listed that can be rapidly and conveniently summarized by a generic statistical analysis system such as R or SAS [ 10].