Table 2 Negotiation or discussion moves Discussion move Breakdown Examples Statement (or explanation) Beliefs I believe that my subtraction is quite weak.
Examples: Statement: Nagata et al. (4) reported that spontaneous migraine was not associated with any dilation of the middle meningeal artery as measured by MRA.
Some necessary truths for example, statements of logic or mathematics can be inferred, or logically derived, from others.
This system of expert critical scrutiny doesn't exist for most other types of journalistic "source" – for example, statements by politicians.
For example, statements about how the company does not support modern slavery, are being added, as well as equal opportunities, with issues of pay and gender high up on the list.
For example, statements are made for the purpose of "signifying that what-is is" (DV 2).
The moderator introduces a stimulus (for example, statements about the risk) and lets members of the group react to the stimulus and to each other's statements.
For example, Statements ⑩, ⑭, and ⑯ provided by the Japanese test committee (see Additional file 1) are quite similar and overlapping in the sense that the ability to identify the main point is involved in all of the statements.
Some websites also carry advertising and exhortations designed to persuade and legitimise activity, for example statements to the effect that students need not 'waste time' doing the work themselves; the recent QAA report contained numerous examples of these (QAA 2016).
For example, statements relating to language and communication were distributed across the factor solution, demonstrating that language and communication underpin many aspects of effective collaborative research – see Table 2.
