Sentence examples for categories of comments from inspiring English sources

More recently, The Times has used a digital filtering algorithm to take a first pass at some categories of comments and quickly cull offending matter.

This mixed-method genre-based study used quantitative and qualitative techniques to (i) identify the extent to which disciplinary and methodological differences have a bearing on the frequencies of comments in the Results sections of research papers in applied linguistics and education, and (ii) investigate the various categories of comments in relation to their prominent linguistic mechanisms.

One of the largest categories of comments, many sent by families of 9/11 victims, wanted the "Memorial Center" to exclude any information on the hijackers.

The grazing-related data sets were used to compare the frequency of different categories of comments on grazed and ungrazed parks.

Short memos and word tables were used to summarize the overall perspectives expressed by each informant, define major categories of comments, and organize descriptive categories into themes.

Other common categories of comment included surprise/disgust at actual government funding levels and explanations by respondents that they tend to give money to research focused on disease areas that they are connected to in some way (both made by nine respondents each).

"They are not dissimilar," said Mr. Schmidt, "to a category of comments that John Kerry made that are a combination of strange and aloof and make the task of connecting with ordinary voters all the more difficult".

Negligence of identification of the focus areas of this category of comments could be due to the fact that such comments do not target any problems in writing.

For comparing each category of comments among the 6 data sets, Fisher's exact test (FET) was performed followed by Holm's adjustment for pairwise comparison using the "fmsb package (Nakazawa 2013) of the statistical software R (R Core Team 2012).

It is often clear in this category of comment or tweet that only the title of the piece has in fact been read.

A third category of comment is the advisory piece, in which the journalist, armed with his notebook, presumes to tell political parties, with all their resources of private polling and focus groups, what they ought to do to get elected.Political commentators, in other words, have concerned themselves with what will happen; what has happened; and what should happen.