Sentence examples for which I summarized from inspiring English sources

Almost four years ago, I wrote an essay called "Do Wild Animals Suffer From PTSD and Other Psychological Disorders?" in which I summarized much of what we knew then about PTSD and other psychological disorders in nonhuman animals (animals).

In a review in which I summarized the WHO (1989) study, I showed that mean Hg concentrations were similar in both Nigeria and Zaire (Dórea 2004), but these concentrations were among the highest reported in that review (Dórea 2004).

These three articles showed inconsistent results (Feldblum et al., 2010: positive association; Wawer et al., 2005: no apparent association; Allen et al., 2003: inverse association), which I summarized as a lack of association.

However, over the years there has been progress, some of which I summarize below.

Press (2003) notes that there are advantages and disadvantages to adopting subjective Bayesian practice which I summarize here.

Of particular interest is their Table 1 (Page 9) which I have summarized in the two charts below.

The AI Now report has a number of recommendations, which I've summarized below but really are worth reading in their entirety.

It's rooted in two major premises, which I would summarize as follows: 1) The core economic challenge facing the American experiment is not income inequality per se, but rather stratification and stagnation — weak mobility from the bottom of the income ladder and wage stagnation for the middle class.

This started a little exchange (difficult to follow on Twitter, or I'd link to it), which I will summarize.

"China is a long story, which I'll summarize as 'we tried and it didn't work'," he admitted.

Another example of Microsoft's inability to understand younger users, comes in what I can only call their software design philosophy, which I can summarize as "Throw in More Features".