It should be highlighted that these two types of analyses address subtly different questions: the original authors' analysis allows for a more ready interpretation that may be most useful for policy makers and the general public, whereas the time-to-event analysis offers a more nuanced and comprehensive, but harder to convey, set of results.
It is essential for the authors to decide what exactly they want the paper to convey, and set out a clear set of questions in Introduction, answer them in Results, and return to them in Discussion.
These are playlists meant to convey a set of values: knowledge of the past, an open ear, an interest in the future.
Though the urgent tempo Mr. Christie set conveyed the hotheaded bluster of the affronted young men, it also left Mr. Breslik and Mr. Gunn audibly struggling to keep up.
Ashford has a full-time faculty of about 40 people in Iowa, all of whom are listed on the university's website with bios and credentials, as if to convey a classroom setting with real personal interaction.
"I personally don't believe that the Internet or any other medium, including recordings, can convey the setting of live music," he said.
It's a song cycle about the crumbling of a marriage that appropriates country iconography, for better or worse, to convey the setting of the story, which unfolds in a distant, quiet town.
The story was shortened by cutting some descriptive passages and allowing the illustrations to convey the setting.
Historical narrative itself has several aspects: a hermeneutic story that makes sense of a complicated set of actions by different actors, but also a causal story conveying a set of causal mechanisms that came together to bring about an outcome.
Plaid Cymru's leader, Leanne Wood, said she had achieved her aims in the debate: " I managed to speak for Wales, speak against austerity and convey the set of values that Plaid Cymru holds dear".
