Sentence examples for higher frequency of text from inspiring English sources

Turnitin reports generate a number (0 to 100); higher numbers indicate higher frequency of text matching between the abstract and Turnitin's database, and lower numbers indicate lower frequency or the absence of text matching.

This might explain the higher frequency of ideational grammatical metaphors in US student texts as compared to the Mexican exams of the same genre.

Following Halliday (1993), Colombi (2006), and Ignatieva (2008), a higher frequency of grammatical metaphors in a text which is relative to the text's genre correlates with a more advanced command of the target language.

The higher frequency of updates would generate higher fees.

Denser clusters indicate higher frequency of collaboration between those authors.

My life is relatively quiet, with a little higher frequency of surreal events.

Higher grid cell values denote higher frequencies of drought occurrences.

In such an approach, the high proportion of zero anaphora reported for Chinese in Li and Thompson (1976) will be due to a high frequency of topic chains in the particular texts they selected for their study, rather than due to any strong dispreference for overt pronouns, which are entirely appropriate for use in many discourse structures.

Wille et al. [ 41] reported a high frequency of reassortment in Anas platyrhychos but did not explicitly identify the isolates in the text.

This is particularly relevant in clinical free-texts characterized by numerous anomalies in spelling, punctuation, vocabulary and with a high frequency of short forms.

And there is a fairly high frequency of interesting trivia.