Sentence examples for components of the text from inspiring English sources
In less than a fortnight, the coders will get their mitts on the key components of the text adventure - the puzzles, the locations, and the puzzle objects - and all this week we are appealing for your assistance!
The stages of analysis included repeated reading of the text to identify the pure perspectives of the participants (coding process); making reflective comments and memos on a line by line basis if necessary to identify essential components of the text; mapping interrelationships and patterns between data segments; and tabulating key themes.
The initial manifest content part of the analysis dealt only with 'visible and obvious components' of the text.
In this study we mainly performed manifest content analysis, i.e. concerning the obvious components of the text.
Subsequently the data were analysed using manifest content analysis [ 11], whereby the 'obvious components' of the text were highlighted using coloured markers and grouped according to the predetermined categories of the interview guide.
Putting those notes online would destroy the work; they are an integral component of the text.
A classification problem that identifies the semantic categories of each component of the text can thus mark for exclusion as potential PHI (or irrelevant information) any element for which it has no contrary evidence.
Without the Plain Text Filter component as a part of the Text Processing module, the F-Score of the HMM Classifier was reduced to 0.378 on average, while absence of the HTML Filter component was found to have no impact.
The accuracy of a classifier also depends upon the components available as a part of the Text Processing module and the sizes of the dictionaries used as a part of the Information Extraction module.
In this approach, only the lexical component of the texts are considered.
Equivalence is often assessed by verifying whether participants' ratings of the same description remain stable after changing an inconsequential component of the vignette text (e.g., changing from a male to a female name in a third-person vignette describing mild AD).
