Sentence examples for widely summarized from inspiring English sources

Both institutions have issued reports that have been widely summarized as condemning meat-eating.

Efficiency of Cas9-mediated genome engineering crucially depends on sgRNA efficacy, which varies widely (summarized by Farboud and Meyer (2015) for C. elegans).

The shortcomings of self-reported physical activity assessments have been discussed widely and summarized in the literature.

Many studies addressing this issue originate from Asia and as a result ESCC has been widely studied as summarized in a recent meta-analysis [ 6].

Uncorrected pairwise sequence divergence within the mosquitoes sampled ranged widely, from 10-27% (summarized by major taxonomic groupings in Table 5).

However, the reported prevalence varied widely and has been summarized according to the age groups and presented in Table  2.

Although our intent is not to comprehensively review existing congruence methods, we recall the anatomy of some currently widely used incongruence tests (summarized in table 1) to show how the complex evolution of prokaryotes and mobile elements should affect our methods to detect incongruence.

It is widely used to summarize basic facts in a text or to create abridged versions of articles.

Chatty and sarcastic and widely circulated her reports summarize the week at the university, returning to the same themes: Sexton's "imperial" mission, the bloating of the administration, the disenfranchisement of faculty, and the creation of campuses in countries with limited commitments to freedom of expression.

"I'm not going to have a bit of faith in the system unless you make it safe and the guy who did this to me is going to be behind bars for a very long time," said Gyasi Ross, a Blackfoot Nation tribal member and lawyer, summarizing widely held views about the dangers of reporting crimes.

We summarize widely used models and methods from the task allocation literature and related areas, such as vehicle routing and scheduling problems, showing similarities and differences.