The text was divided following these categories before performing an analysis of the written content and finally the content was articulated into results.
In our study, we adopt the supervised NMF approach [15], with a focus on VC from poorly articulated speech resulting from articulation disorders into well-ordered articulation.
Around two-thirds of evaluation reports fail to explicitly articulate the results chain of the evaluated object.
In a documentary about a residential parenting program in the state of Washington, an incarcerated mother named Samantha articulated the desired results well: "Prison saved me," she said.
2) Some of the Discussion is not necessary as various aspects that are presented in the Discussion recapitulates what has already been presented in experimental rationale and interpretation of the key findings has already been clearly articulated in the Results section.
The varying experiences highlight the importance of incorporating MCI as a tool to achieve clearly-articulated results contributing to the outcomes of the respective programmes within a hierarchical results framework.
Results were articulated as mean ± standard error (SE), and all statistical comparisons were made by means of one-way ANOVA test followed by Duncan's multiple range test post hoc analysis.
She pointed out that while the election results had articulated a backlash against people of color, women and immigrants, those were ultimately delaying tactics.
It is possible that early colonial artists shared some aspects of Aboriginal sacred lore, but those exchanges became increasingly rare as the rise of the new nation went hand in hand with a bluntly articulated White Australia policy resulting in near genocidal practices.
The introduction of spaces and punctuation marks into written Greek, Latin and later vernaculars such as English liberated them from the demand to be articulated (Saenger, 1997), which resulted in a quantitative and qualitative difference between reading spaced and unspaced text in an alphabetic system (Rayner et al. 1998; Winskel et al. 2009).
