Sentence examples for vast summary from inspiring English sources
"This volume contains a vast summary of material you would expect to find in an atlas, but its value lies more, I think, in its global synthesis," says Charles Sheppard, a marine ecologist at the University of Warwick, United Kingdom.
Ashley's catalogue of crass action ever since has grown too vast for proper summary: the most egregious have tended to involve stunningly silly hirings and firings.
Karasaridis et al. [23] have developed a K-means based method that employs scalable non-intrusive algorithms that analyze vast amounts of summary traffic data.
In summary, the vast majority of experimental studies support a rapid decrease of core temperature as the strategy of choice for hypothermic treatment after severe trauma [10, 41, 43, 44, 51, 54].
But sometime in 2010, Feinstein says, the CIA began removing access to the "vast majority" of the summary documents that constituted the Panetta Review.
In summary, the vast majority of actual works published on C. elegans development is based on five seminal papers; however, less than half of current articles in the field acknowledge them directly.
These summaries of vast subjects provoke and encourage such efforts.
On the whole, the case of the association between ADHD and the DRD4 gene shows that the omission of relevant facts limiting the impact of the claim is not restricted to a few scientific articles: it occurs in a vast majority of the summaries.
Other experts have noted that the effectiveness of CDS interventions could be significantly enhanced through clearer displays of relevant information, more effective summaries of vast quantities of information relevant to specific decision making contexts, and by accounting for patients' comorbidities in clinical recommendations [ 34].
The empirical literature around this topic is vast, see [1] for a summary.
For complex traits though, linkage is limited to detecting large effects that may reflect a summary of effects over vast genetic distances.
