Sentence examples for comparison of articles from inspiring English sources

Crossgenre comparison of articles written for specialist professions, such as the sciences, and their popular equivalents show how language is used in the construction and contesting of scientific 'knowledge' within a discipline, and to negotiate the meanings of scientific 'facts' in the public sphere.

This codebook evolved following independent coding and comparison of article sets and identified themes by three members of the analysis team (authors 1, 2, and 6).

Comparisons of articles published in 2006 vs. those published in 2001 2003 used the Mann-Whitney U test for continuous variables and Fisher's exact test for binary variables.

In addition, the study does not include a comparison cohort of articles published before the study journals began depositing articles into PMC.

A comparison of individual articles in the literature is challenging, not only because of heterogeneity in methodology, but also due to the variety of the scoring systems used to document clinical outcomes.

According to the discussed and reviewed behavior-based detection approaches, the comparison of the proposed articles has illustrated in Table 5.

According to the discussed and reviewed signature-based detection approaches, the comparison of the proposed articles is demonstrated in Table 3 which shows the used case study in research, the main advantages, disadvantages and target environment for the existing studies.

Such a table will help in interpreting the findings of a study and enable a more detailed comparison of results across articles.

To facilitate comparison of findings between articles, and against the WHO cost-effectiveness thresholds, costs measured in different currencies were converted to International Dollars at 2005 prices.

The first comparison functions as a cross sectional analysis, and years in which articles from endorsing journals were published depicted the years of comparison with articles from non-endorsing journals.

Figure 12 Number and percentage of articles by comparison modes.