Sentence examples for summary narrative from inspiring English sources

His Narrative of an Expedition... to Itasca Lake... (1834) was reissued, with an account of the 1820 expedition, in Summary Narrative (1855).

It is often useful when reflecting on a conceptual map and exploiting its implications, to produce a text summary narrative which gives a connectivity to the navigation.

Nevertheless, in this article we discuss the use of the WoE approach according to the "summary narrative" of Weed as we believe that this approach is best suited for a flexible WoE application in regulatory proposals under REACH according to its definition.

With regard to the categorisation proposed by Weed, this means that the WoE approach in REACH is what he calls a "summary narrative": after presenting all available information, there is another step where all pieces are assessed as individual lines of evidence that culminate in a conclusion.

Our desire to continue publishing timely, informative summary narratives on a consistent basis has certainly been aided by the contributions made on behalf of the ADA.

Additional information was available from the summary narratives in the body of the CSR for patients who had adverse events that were designated as serious or led to withdrawal.

Standard approaches such as use of tabular summaries, narratives, and descriptive statistics may be supplemented by graphical displays in a systematic workflow and outlier detection methods.

The postmeeting is often no less critical, as participants come up with a coherent summary or narrative for what just happened.