Sentence examples for usefully summarized from inspiring English sources

The challenges faced by western power at the outset of 2016 are usefully summarized within the conventional framework by Gideon Rachman, chief foreign-affairs columnist for the London Financial Times.

The feasibility – or not – of that endeavor is an active debate, usefully summarized by Andy Skuce on SkepticalScience.com, but it may be crucial if we are to avoid the more extreme long term environmental effects and sea level rises that scientists see in the geological record.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) glossary definition is as follows: The difference between climate and weather is usefully summarized by the popular phrase "Climate is what you expect, weather is what you get".

A large body of research -- usefully summarized here -- shows that when like-minded individuals congregate and talk only with each other, their positions become more extreme, and even contrary evidence is then interpreted as confirming the correctness of the most extreme opinions.

This familial clustering can be usefully summarized in terms of λs; the relative risk of the disease seen in the siblings of affected individuals as compared to that seen in the general population (Risch, 1990).

We also use the term 'protective threshold' to refer to an assay value for the correlate that distinguishes protected and unprotected individuals when the relationship between the correlate and protection can be reliably and usefully summarized with a single threshold value.

In the sections on psychological and biological explanations for depression, Wolpert usefully summarizes the work of important researchers in the field: "Freud assumed that all love is ambivalent in depressives+...+and that hostility towards the love object is turned inwards.

Conley is a lively if sometimes overheated writer, and his book usefully summarizes all sorts of far-flung academic research while repurposing the latest pop-sociological idea entrepreneurship, from Chris Anderson's "long tail" to Richard Florida's "creative class".

Cabezon (1992) usefully summarizes Vasubandhu's arguments here in three general categories: Arguments based on the structure of the canon; arguments based on doctrinal contents; and arguments based upon "intercanonical criteria for authenticity".

Myers has his doubts: 'I cannot connect Boring's remarks with what James wrote in "The Perception of Time" in The Principles of Psychology, because he never said that introspection is instantaneous or that the duration of the specious present is specious' (ibid).. Mabbot (1951: 165) usefully summarizes Boring's changes of view on these matters.

Dichotomization can usefully summarize the effect of an exposure, particularly when supplemented with other analytic strategies [ 34].