Sentence examples for which is a summary from inspiring English sources

The study, which is a summary drawing from more than 200 existing papers on Amazonian climate and forest science, is intended as a wake-up call.

"While a few participants indicated that their expectations for real GDP growth for 2012 had risen somewhat, most participants did not interpret the recent economic and financial information as pointing to a material revision to the outlook for 2013 and 2014," according to the document, which is a summary rather than a transcript.

That's why they're also launching RunKeeper fitness reports, which is a summary of all the data collected through the app.

The top layer is to partition the Delaunay graph (DT(G_{V'})), which is a summary of the bottom layer.

We choose to examine only the SLP6 index, which is a summary of sleep problems based on adequacy, shortness of breath, and somnolence [21].

Unlike the CV, which is a summary of all your experience, a resumé is a summary of those aspects of your education or job experience that qualify you for the particular job to which you are applying.

He loved "the pleasure of entering a woman's soul slowly and making myself at home inside her, with my piano and my books," which is a fine summary of a traveling heart.

And one I use a lot in a research capacity is letsrun.com, which is a daily summary of all the track and field news from all the major publications around the world.

All of which is a reasonable summary of those peaks that came into one filmgoer's partial view, in the course of 2011, and the choices registered above exist, by definition, to be disputed.

The optimal cutoff values were acquired using the Youden index (sensitivity + specificity − 1), which is a common summary measure of the ROC curve representing the maximum potential effectiveness of a marker [31].

The computerised HCs at IIHS collate important findings in a self-populating problem list which is a useful summary for clinicians.