Sentence examples for in rewording from inspiring English sources

In light of all this, I would suggest an exercise in rewording some of the DoE's claims.

Surveys were adapted by coauthors (JN, JL, XL, BZ, ZL, GD, YS, XH, QQ) with substantial clinical and public health experience in China, reworded and reframed for appropriate cultural context, back-translated for accuracy and pilot-tested with practicing health care providers prior to field implementation.

Your task is not to improve the sentences or make them more sensible, but to paraphrase them, rewording each in a way that captures its meaning as accurately as possible.

Charities have been making some concrete changes, from rewording the letters in their holiday appeals to canceling trips, postponing projects and in some cases laying off staff members.

Drawing on Yano et al. 1994and Oh (2001) the target collocations were provided with synonyms, antonyms, extra explanations, and rewording the meaning in more simplified language to the students.

In addition, we would recommend rewording the four items (A7, A10, C1, and C6) that were excluded from the CFA to derive more reliable scales.

Recommendations for which agreement was not reached in a first round were reworded in order to obtain a better consensus.

The cashier, in Starbucks's typical passive-aggressive practice of rewording every order, called out to the barista: "A venti bold red eye".

He pulls this trick again later in the movie, picking up his guitar and rewording The Parachute Club's "Rise Up" on a tour bus, sparking a sing-along.

In-scope uncertainties were allocated into disease-specific groups and reworded in PICO format (Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome).

In February, a group of civic groups submitted suggestions for rewording a section of the law.