Sentence examples for function of the text from inspiring English sources
A deconstructive reading, then, does not assert or impose meaning, but marks out places where the function of the text works against its apparent meaning, or against the history of its interpretation.
The final method involved the use of the automatic search function of the text within the electronic record for the terms 'thromb', 'embol', 'DVT' (deep vein thrombosis), and 'PE' (for pulmonary embolism).
Individual GO terms from the biological process and molecular function ontologies were tested for enrichment in proteins and domains with significant mutation frequencies using the "calculateStatistic" function of the Text::NSP Measures::2D::Fisher::right Perl module.
Figure 8 Linearity of JND and stimulus text lengths L T. Comparisons of the standard deviations σ for L R − L T for the represented lengths for each tester, serving as measure of JND, as function of the test text lengths L T. Lines show best-fit values using linear functions corresponding to Weber law.
Figure 7 of the average values of represented text lengths 〈 L R 〉 as functions of the test text length L T, for each of the testers in separate panels.
So I actually ran a search function on the text of the article, and that statement simply does not appear.
In an adjusted analysis, adherence to ART, our primary outcome and dependent variable will be modelled as a function of the intervention (text message/no text message) and baseline characteristics (age, gender, duration on ART and level of education) as fixed effects.
The study then considers dan as a metadiscourse marker, which has the interpersonal function of engaging and persuading the reader and the textual function of organizing the text.
The functioning of the text-mining modules of DES is based on similar concepts as described in [19]and [20], and has been previously applied in the creation of a DDESC database of sodium channels [21] and for parts of the DDOC database [22] and DDEC databases of esophageal cancer [23].
