Sentence examples for influence of discourse from inspiring English sources

The influence of discourse on health care delivery can be poorly understood, being at times hidden or taken for granted.

This should show the influence of discourse coalitions and the discourse on political decision-making and identify dominant subjects in the political discourse.

This leads on to Experiment 3, which specifically controls for the influence of discourse structure/Coherence Relations on pronoun interpretation, and shows how the results of the experiment, in conjunction with those of the previous experiments, offer a way to distinguish the influence of discourse structure from syntactic role in the interpretation of realized pronouns in Chinese.

The influence of discourses about participation of affected communities through their organizations is appreciated by representatives of the Ministry of Health, valuing lessons learned from the HIV/AIDS field where they feel that a "strategic partnership" was established between government and civil society.

However, the influence of institutional discourses on the construction and reconstruction of family physicians' professional identity in academic centres during undergraduate medical training and its influence on career choice has been largely ignored.

In addition to the influence of dominant discourses related to gender, factors such as employment, and access to resources played an important role in shaping the gendered dynamics relating to parenting and tobacco use.

The results of the present study, and their suggested interpretation, contribute to ongoing debates on the factors that may either determine or influence the interpretation of discourse anaphora in Chinese.

It would also be interesting to investigate the possible influence of the biomedical discourse on the performance of these groups.

His knowledge and love of literature were reflected in many of his writings; among his best-known pieces is a long paragraph about the influence of Shakespeare on everyday discourse.

In France the imagery of millennialism continued to influence political discourse throughout the remainder of the Middle Ages, and the catastrophes of the 14th century renewed fervour for the final, divine intervention.

An important aspect of influencing public debates cannot be captured by such indicators: the potentially transformative influence of research on public discourses about policy and clinical practice includes shaping the ways in which such discourses frame problems and their solutions, and slowly changing the language in which they describe the social and physical worlds.