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Our summary service is an effective solution for clients who require special reports of scientific conferences or business meetings. Summaries are useful for professionals to better understand the proceedings of the conference, and are largely used to share important information with those who were unable to attend the conference.
We offer summaries of different levels according to the requirement. We are experienced in delivering high-quality summaries for scientific conferences, medical case studies, annual business reports, and so on.
We offer the following levels of summaries:
- Report Summary
- Brief Summary
- Custom Summary
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Report Summary |
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A report summary is the official report of the proceedings of any conference or event. We turn your transcript into a well-written report in native English language.
Features
 Structure
- Entire report is structured (based on the Agenda, Participant List, etc.)
- A cover page and table of contents is included to give you an overview of what is covered.
- We also provide an Executive Summary (2 pages), summarizing the background, significance, key concepts, schedule, budgets, and concluding recommendations and/or proposals.
- We integrate all the sections of the report for proper flow, and a write special introduction and conclusion if necessary.
Language
- Spoken language is rewritten as a crisp report
- Reporting language (i.e., passive voice) is used
- Non-native English is rewritten as Native English
- Incorrect grammar is corrected
- Vocabulary and terminology are enhanced
Presentation
- The report is formatted for presentation
- The report can be converted to a linked PDF
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Brief Summary |
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A Brief Summary is simply a condensed version of a Report Summary. It is similar in structure, language, and presentation, but it is a shorter version (about half the length of a Report Summary). It can mainly be used to hand out to people who could not attend the conference. Only the main points are emphasized, and examples etc. are removed.
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Custom Summary |
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We also make customized summaries depending on your special requirement:
- Only an executive summary of the conference
- Summaries focussing on a particular part of a conference
- Summaries written in plain English for translation into several languages
- Summaries written for a specific audience—either technical or non-technical
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Don’t know which report type to choose?
If you have a sample report of a previous conference, we can structure and format the summary in the exact same way. Our only requirement is a sample of the old report. |
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Comparison Between Report Types |
| Type |
Original Transcript |
Report Summary |
Brief Summary |
| No. of pages/hour |
24 |
16 |
8 |
| % reduction |
NA |
20-30% |
65-75% |
| Useful for |
Use Original Transcript when you require a full account of the conference in spoken English. |
Use Report Summary when you require a detailed report of the proceedings. |
Use Brief Summary when you want a report with only the main points emphasized. |
| Example |
Also we were able to demonstrate through the differential bloods count that the number of WBC increased very much in these subjects and this led to leukocytosis. And we were able to determine these using CT and the like.
We then went through some of the sequential experiments here. And we showed that inflammation at a certain time, type of leukocyte increased, and then led to leukemia.
And but the main chief mechanistic assessment that we did and the extension that we did here was to be able to show all of these parameters that occurred was septicaemia, general or localized bacteria infection, vasculitis, neutrophilis, and, excuse me, leukemia.
These all fit into the biological hypothesis. When we looked in mice, we only saw one thing happening. And that thing was neurtophilia. They didn’t get the same drugs as did the hamsters.
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Through differential blood count, it was demonstrated that the number of WBCs increased significantly in these subjects, leading to leukocytosis. Further, these were determined using CT and other similar techniques. Some sequential experiments were then described, and it was shown that the inflammation occurred at a certain time and the type of leukocyte increased, which also suggested leukemia.
An important mechanistic assessment and the extension performed demonstrated that the parameters showed septicaemia, general or localized bacterial infection, vasculitis, neutrophilia, and finally leukemia.
The abovementioned results are in good agreement with this biological hypothesis. When examining the mice, only neurtophilia was observed. They did not receive the same drugs as the hamsters. |
Differential blood count revealed that the number of WBCs increased significantly, leading to leukocytosis. The inflammation occurred at a certain time and the type of leukocyte also increased, suggesting leukemia. Mechanistic assessment showed septicaemia, general or localized bacterial infection, vasculitis, neutrophilia, and leukemia; this agrees well with the biological hypothesis. Only neurtophilia was observed in the mice, which did not receive the same drugs as hamsters. |
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Process |
 Please fill the request form and mention that you require summary service.
 Send a request for quotation to  with the following details:
- Type of Summary
- Report Summary
- Brief Summary
- Custom Summary
- Length of audio (in hours)/length of transcript (in words)
- Subject area
- Deadline
- If you want only Transcription or Transcription + Summary
- Objective of the summary
Documents required:
1. Event Agenda
2. Old conference report (if any)
3. Participant list
4. Any other documents related to the event
 We will reply with the quotation
 We will summarize the document and deliver it by the deadline |
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