Sentence examples for examining texts from inspiring English sources

Aslan, to his credit, kept his patience and his equilibrium, and tried to remind Green that scholars generally try to avoid bias by consulting sources, examining texts, submitting to the rigors of critical inquiry, etc.

This apparent conundrum is best approached by examining texts in relation to their register properties, and by extension, in relation to the context of situation they both realise and construe.

We seek to establish whether ideas about brief intervention have changed between 1962 and 1992 by examining texts in the research literature over this period.

A cost of this approach is that many articles do not include empirical results, making it necessary to manually screen articles by examining text and tables for price/tax estimates and dependent variables for binge drinking.

Those searches would typically involve examining text messages, Instagram messages and other communications.

Anonymous censors, whose job is given the polite Persian word momayezi (evaluating), work round-the-clock to examine texts for anything that could be considered obscene, inappropriate or politically unacceptable.

The present study used critical discourse analysis to examine texts by the economist Henrekson (2004), contrasted with another economist Boschini (2004), within a Swedish Centre for Business and Policy Studies project designed to increase the number of women in top corporate positions.

Lastly, unlike the studies above which examined texts to some degree, Cadman (2002) focuses exclusively on the "context of situation relating to the research proposal as a definable genre" (90), instead of the text itself.

In this approach, we measured the document similarity between reference and examined texts, not between all documents in a collection, commonly used in the tasks oriented on the document clustering.

When she wasn't leading in the classroom, Price examined texts on the philosophy of education for her project's "Reading Group," which met regularly throughout the summer.

The California Supreme Court ruled in January that police officers could examine text messages and other phone data without a warrant during an arrest.