Sentence examples similar to very summarizes from inspiring English sources

This review article by Hydbring and Badalian-Very summarizes our current knowledge of microRNAs and outlines their clinical value.

Hydbring and Badalian-Very summarize in this review, the current status in the potential development of clinical applications based on miRNAs' biology.

It really summarizes a true growth that I'm very proud of.

"The budget is not very exciting," summarized Anil K. Agarwal, president of the Cosmos Group trading house, succinctly.

This theory, very crudely summarized, would be based on the understanding that order is inherent in space and systems and that they are more or less "alive" based on the quality of the order they manifest.

Much of philosophical writing on population ecology has been restricted to deterministic population models and this relatively large body of work will only be very briefly summarized.

The trick, says Andrea Friedman, a writer who works on a contract for Symbion Research International, a CRO in Agoura Hills, California, is "being able to very concisely summarize large bodies of information in as short a way as possible".

This provides an excellent opportunity to very briefly summarize what I regard as Hubble's greatest scientific achievements.

What better way to make use of Instagram's video platform -- designed with the attention-deficient in mind -- than to very quickly summarize Ernest Hemingway's famous novels?

As an economist, I wish that people would use economic models for insights, not numbers - a point very well summarized in an excellent white paper by Janet Peace and John Weyant issued by the Pew Center.

Techniques used should be very briefly summarized.