Sentence examples for summarized points from inspiring English sources

They also exchanged restatement, grammar corrections (Mendonca & Johnson, 1994; Mendonca & Johnson, 1994), identfied problems in their texts (Beason, 1993; Zhu, 1995; Min, 2005; Lin & Samuel, 2013), summarized points, expressed intentions (Lockhart & Ng, 1995) and decribed various aspects of texts (Beason, 1993) and restating or repeating (Lin & Samuel, 2013; Hanjani & Li, 2014).

This global limitation, inherent to the body of literature that we summarized, points to a need for more RCTs assessing pharmacotherapies (especially anti-inflammatory therapies) for AAA growth rate reduction before more definitive recommendations can be made.

These minutes comprised 12 pages of summarized points of discussion raised during the meetings.

Such variations are discussed in the conclusion section and summarized point by point with respect to existing models.

However, the summarized point estimates of the effects of 5FU treatment for the MSS and MSI-H groups were not different at a statistically significant level.

The chapter summarizes points made by other scholars and explains both the evolution of political parties and ideologies, as well as the specific challenges posed by the creation of Greater Romania after 1918 in terms of interethnic relations.

In Table 3 we summarize points of awareness with respect to research discussions and give recommendations to improve communication.

We decided to communicate all comments from reviewers to the authors, instead of summarizing points to be revised, as they contain encouraging comments and praises.

Each Restatement summarizes, point-by-point, the law of the relevant subject area, provides explanatory comments and examples and includes appendices that provide annotations of all reported federal and state cases citing the Restatement.

The network used a still picture of Dr. Zawahiri and summarized the points made on the tape.

Hierarchical clustering of median summarized time points was performed with Pearson correlation and average linkage.