An example (condensed) output file is shown below in Fig. 2.
For example, condensed carbonaceous geosorbents, such as black carbon, coal and char, have greater sorption capabilities compared to natural amorphous organic matter [19].
Green tea-derived condensed tannins, for example, have been extensively studied.
For example, condensed transcriptionally inert heterochromatin is defined by H3K9 di- and tri-methylation, but immunofluorescence studies showed that centromeric chromatin, despite being highly condensed, does not contain these marks (Sullivan and Karpen 2004).
By reviewing each line of the texts, topics were identified and the material was condensed into content categories (See example in Table 2).
For example, definitions have been condensed to be more functional on a Blackberry screen.
In highly condensed urban areas like New York City, for example, walking will likely continue to serve as the go-to last-mile option.
Examples of meaning units, condensed meaning units, subcategories, categories and theme are shown in Additional file 1. Eleven women and nine men participated in the study.
Zimmermann, imitating Berg's example in "Wozzeck" and "Lulu," condensed the play into an episodic, at times surreally blurred structure.
An example of where Obama has condensed his message, those missing boots, because the simple and direct thought is something the American people in this world of television, Internet(s) and immediate gratification seem to require.
The text was divided into sentences and paragraphs (meaning units) that were condensed, abstracted and labelled with codes (see example in Table 1).
