Sentence examples for truncated text from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Web-enabled phones, which use the much-ballyhooed wireless application protocol (WAP) to read truncated text messages, have received only a lukewarm reception in the United States.

Instead, the service is a mishmash of concepts that have already been proven to work on mobile: image-based messaging, truncated text (like Twitter, there's a character limit on Jelly as well), an addictive, swipe-able interface (reminiscent of Tinder), and the ability to dive in and participate in spare moments of time.

We have a million new ways to represent ourselves through photos, likes, hashtags, truncated text, avatars and even which outlets we choose to participate on.

From this database, we selected all recorded consultations concerning abnormal vaginal bleeding in women aged between 20 to 55 years between January 2000 and January 2002 using ICPC codes and truncated text words.

And so it was this truncated text, translated by a scientist with a college undergraduate's knowledge of French, that ushered two generations of women into the universe of feminist thought, inspiring pivotal later books like Betty Friedan's "Feminine Mystique" and Kate Millett's "Sexual Politics".

They had to bow to rules and to the editors who sliced their submissions into truncated text bites.

To flip through these truncated texts is a strangely moving experience, one that has been compared to "reading a note in a bottle": You came, I yearned for you, and you cooled my senses that burned with desire or love shook my senses like wind crashing on mountain oaks or Maidenhood, my maidenhood, where have you gone leaving me behind?

The following truncated free text terms were searched in the title and abstract fields for: ((subject$ or patient$ or projected or accrual or fail$ or stop$ or clos$ or shut or predict$ or estimat$adj5j5 (recruit$ or particip$ or enlist$ or enrol$)); plus MeSH terms "Patient Selection" or "Sample Size".

Search terms were generated with the assistance of key words from core reference texts 15 and relevant articles, 8 and a combination of MeSH terms and free text words (truncated wherever appropriate) were used to maximise the sensitivity of the search.

We searched PubMed, Embase, Web of Science, and the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials databases up to 30 June 2008, using a search strategy that included both truncated free text and exploded MeSH terms.

We used a search strategy that included truncated free text and exploded MeSH terms relevant to "fruits", "vegetables", "cardiovascular disease," "coronary disease," "myocardial ischemia," "stroke," "neoplasms," "cause of death," "mortality," "humans," "epidemiology," "follow-up studies," "prospective studies," and their variants.