Sentence examples for moves analysis from inspiring English sources

But attention to global value chains and to decisions within companies moves analysis of trade away from markets toward institutions — both corporations and governments — that regulate or fail to regulate their practices.

The most prominent model for rhetorical moves analysis is Swales (1990)'s Creating a Research Space (CARS) invented to capture the rhetorical content of research article introductions (see Table 1).

Fresh from a moving analysis of persistent inequality in Britain, I crossed the threshold of the Ritz hotel in Piccadilly last night for the first time in years.

The match garnered front-page headlines in major newspapers around the world on a daily basis for two months, with commentators providing live move-by-move analysis for up to five hours each day.

A move analysis and a multidimensional analysis was conducted using a compiled representative corpus; COREWIC.

For rhetorical features, the SoP samples were examined via a rhetorical move analysis.

A total of 224 email scripts collected before and after the instruction were analyzed quantitatively by paired t-test and qualitatively by move analysis.

Move analysis is a text analytical approach first developed by John Swales (1981) to investigate the underlying generic structure of research articles (RAs) in terms of moves-and-steps for pedagogical purposes.

Genre-based writing instruction (GBWI) has been used for English journal paper writing both in classroom teaching and in the development of materials utilizing move analysis and corpus-based analysis.

English for academic purposes (EAP) research, for instance, has paid special attention to structural move analysis to detect functional units regulating the global organizational patterns and content of different genres.

This article provides a move analysis of the student laboratory report, a genre which is central to science and engineering study, and to which students may have had little prior exposure.