Sentence examples for examination of text from inspiring English sources

It must be marked that the trend described using journal articles is confirmed by the examination of text books on soil ecology that hardly mention explicitly evolutionary issues and model results [14], [15].

Discourse analysis enables the examination of text in the form of newspaper articles [ 14].

Content analysis is a systematic examination of text in order to determine, identify and group certain concepts and themes within the text [ 28].

In the context of defining language use tasks in the TLU domain for a job-specific performance assessment development, McNamara (1996) states that such investigations may take four different forms: consultation with expert informants, literature search, job analysis and workplace observation, and collection and examination of texts (spoken and written) from the workplace.

This article introduces and implements an interdisciplinary approach to the examination of historical text corpora.

The current study presents findings from a qualitative examination of free text comments from a national survey of U.S. physicians on human papillomavirus vaccine recommendation beliefs and practices.

Thus, merely having taken someone into custody cannot alone serve as justification for the uninhibited examination of his text messages, contact lists, apps, and other sensitive data; all nine justices unanimously affirmed that such searches violate the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution.

After examination of full text articles, 28 articles were identified as being eligible.

Diabetes status was determined from response to a question ' Has a doctor EVER told you that you have diabetes' (n = 23,981) and augmented by examination of free text fields about diagnosis (n = 119) or use of insulin (n = 58).

Although best practice for identification of fatal outcomes in the CPRD involves the follow-up of all deaths (for example, the examination of free text records for all deaths as well as death certificate data for all deaths where cause of death was unknown), such an approach is extremely expensive.

His examination of old texts found that – far from being a figment of the British culinary imagination – spaghetti bolognese, or spaghetti al ragù, as it would be known in Italy, dates back five centuries.