Sentence examples for compared with narrative from inspiring English sources

Compared with narrative research, far less work has been carried out on the development of explanatory discourse in child language, and of these studies (Berman, 2008; Gillam, Peňa, & Miller, 1999; Nippold, Hesketh, Duthie, & Mansfield, 2005), none has addressed the challenge of producing oral explanations in one's L2 in the early years.

24 The common portrayal of anal heterosex in terms of men breaking women's resistance can be compared with narratives about first vaginal intercourse 25 and perhaps have superseded them to some degree in the British context where premarital vaginal intercourse is considered normal and so perhaps less of a 'conquest'conquest

Compared with the narrative pull of the films, the visual work, when I returned to it, at times appeared foreign and static.

Women represented 39 percent of the directors of documentaries compared with 5 percent on narrative features, Ms. Lauzen noted.

In these studies we found that the use of video images of a patient with advanced dementia compared with a verbal narrative of advanced dementia had a significant impact on subjects' preferences for end of life care.

The solution phase analyzes the methods used for two-dimensional hand drawing and computer drawing compared with and three-dimensional narrative.

Compared with this superbly sustained narrative drollery, Douglas's much-vaunted wit — vouched-for rather than experienced — rarely sparkles in the way that his reputation claims and the book demands.

The critics consider the poems bad, especially when compared with the Chilean's narrative work, and Bolaño himself admitted as much in an interview: "I wrote poems that can't stand the passage of time.

Empirical evidence shows that this approach to evidence-based medicine is superior compared with traditional expert-based narrative reviews (Antman et al. 1992; Fox 2010; Rennie and Chalmers 2009).

To our knowledge, only two studies compared narrative with non-narrative information in written school education materials amongst adolescents.

While surveyed TPV refugees reported significantly more difficulties in accessing education, English language tuition and welfare, compared with PHV refugees, their narratives were more focused on the pervasive and detrimental impact of the interminable uncertainty about their future, social isolation, anger and sense of injustice.