We've gained expertise creating abstracts for a wide range of needs and client specifications. We can create abstracts composed of both pre-defined or domain-specific vocabularies.
Informative Abstracts - Reduce encapsulate or summarize the substance of a piece of writing, providing detailed and specific information about its major points. Readers will sometimes rely on the abstract alone for information on a topic.
Indicative (or Descriptive) Abstracts - Indicate the subject of the text by describing a document's type, the principal subjects covered and the way the facts are treated (much like a table of contents does for a book).
Critical Abstracts - Provide a synopsis or summary of the target material, in addition to a reasoned opinion about the contents of subject material.
Structured Abstracts - Used for clinical research articles, they follow a defined structure and organization. Structured abstracts often adhere to a recognized and established format — objective/purpose, methodology and results, and conclusion.
Patent Abstracts - A type of structured abstract used primarily for patent application documents. As with structured abstracts, these are characterized by defined structures and elements.
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