Sentence examples similar to documented narrative from inspiring English sources

The interviewers manually documented narratives, which were subsequently transcribed and translated into English.

The interest he felt for the extraordinary character of this great soldier impelled him to write his life, Histoire de Charles XII (1731), a carefully documented historical narrative that reads like a novel.

This investigation documented English narrative development in third through fifth-grade children identified as regular (n=18) and special education (n=18) students who were from a traditional Southwest Native American community in which Keres was the home language.

While the effect of bias, conscious and unconscious, on black people and other racially "othered" groups attempting to breathe in toxic racial environments is well documented, the narrative of "hypersensitivity" continues as though centuries of racist oppression either did not happen, no longer happens, or should not matter if they did.

Home BP was documented in narrative notes for 2.08% of encounters where any blood pressure was recorded and negligibly in structured data (EMR flowsheets).

Of the 99,082 encounters with blood pressure documented in narrative notes, 2,060 (2.08%) included a home blood pressure reading in the text.

Every object holds its own in arrays of painted furniture, Pennsylvania ceramics, decorated wedding documents, narrative watercolors, scrimshaw, and even walking sticks.

Results obtained in separate analyses of the three text types (Documents, Narrative, and Expository) using model C1INT are presented in Table 4.

In a PDF document, narrative content is often mixed with publication metadata or semi-structured text, which add challenges to the underlining natural language processing algorithm.

The documenting narrative, which often comes from established or compensated journalists, is frustrating.

This existing literature has presented curricula, documented meaningful narratives about the value of YPAR for the youth, adult collaborators, and communities, discussed challenges involved in implementing YPAR given the diverse capacities it demands for youth and adult facilitators, and provided initial evaluation of outcomes for individual participants (Berg et al. 2009; Wallerstein et al. 2004).