Using ATLAS.ti, we identified common themes and language to inform questionnaire item content and wording.
Procedural discourse is one example of language to inform and explain and was the focus of the current study.
Evidence from naturalistic observation of older adults indicates that language to "inform and explain" accounts for 12.3% of total communicative activity, making it one of the most frequent everyday uses of language (Davidson et al., 2003).
The PPVT-4, measuring receptive oral English language development, was selected for its recognition and popularity in the field, the focus on early oral language, ability to inform instructional decisions for children learning English, and the easy early level high frequency words particularly designed for English language learners.
But commercial clinical trial sites on the Web are not subject to monitoring by institutional review boards, the panels that examine ethical issues and ensure that the language used to inform potential trial candidates is not coercive or too hopeful.
Immediately after recruitment, women will be sent plain-language written study information to inform them of their right to refuse participation or withdraw consent at any time, including instructions for how to contact the researchers with questions, withdraw from the study or make a complaint.
Many focused on the need to use productive and understandable language that serves to inform, rather than inflame or scare, consumers: "I think interfacing with the popular media is gonna be really key there.
Sporadic information about translations into other than the two first languages required attempts to inform the scientific community about already existing international versions of the scale.
These languages compel me to inform you about the sex of my companion whether or not I feel it is remotely your concern.
The Ibrahim Foundation has placed full-page advertisements in newspapers in 45 African countries describing its findings in local languages, an attempt to inform a broader public and to encourage civic groups to take advantage of the trove of information on its Web site.
The most commonly accepted date among modern classicists, drawing on historical, literary and archaeological analyses, is around the mid-8th century BCE 1, 2, although some authors propose a more recent 7th century BCE date 3. Here, we investigate whether formal statistical modelling of languages can help to inform this historical question.
