Sentence examples for summary containing from inspiring English sources
To these is added a general summary, containing an account of the general laws which govern the regenerative processes and their development in phylogeny.
According to Mr. Waas, Mr. Rove "cautioned other White House aides in the summer of 2003 that Bush's 2004 re-election prospects would be severely damaged" if the contents of an October 2002 "President's Summary" containing dissents about the significance of the aluminum tubes became public.
If the O.I.C. does decide to transmit to the House of Representatives not merely the "information" it has gathered but some form of "report" or summary containing any factual and legal analysis or conclusions, we believe that fundamental fairness dictates that we have the opportunity to review such a document and submit simultaneously any reply we wish to make.
The Report Generator module collects the reports from the different scanners and generates the final result: a summary, containing the number of detected vulnerabilities categorized by a risk factor, and a combined report, containing the results from the security scanners in a unified format.
The summary containing the enriched GO categories and their significance level is represented in the GOHyperGResult.
A summary containing key data of matching statistics is provided in Table 1.
But the executive summary contained heavy redactions throughout, prompting speculation that references to US allies has been erased.
The summary contains few surprises, but neatly compacts to 12 pages the discussions of a series of public meetings in July and August.
The justices ruled that the required ballot summary contained "misleading and ambiguous language" and asked the Legislature to fix it.
The summary contains an important nod to critics of the temporary employment visas, known as H-1Bs.
He said the summary "contains no intelligence beyond that contained" in the broader intelligence estimate, which was provided to members of Congress and to the committee, "and does not set forth policy advice that should be considered privileged".
