Sentence examples for purpose sentences from inspiring English sources

This is explained by the fact that the 426 Purpose sentences are distributed across 375 abstracts, leading to an average of 1.13 Purpose sentences per abstract.

Check whether the title of your abstract describes succinctly the main objective cited in Purpose sentences or whether the Purpose sentences refer to the content presented in Title.

Check if the content of Methodology and Purpose sentences are related.

Check if the content of Result and Purpose sentences are related.

Table 9 Coherence suggestions and their explanations as presented by CAM Dimension Suggestion and explanation text Title The Title and Purpose sentences should be more closely related Purpose sentences are expected to indicate the main objective of the research.

It is also worth noting that while Purpose sentences occur in most abstracts (97.4 %, as shown in Table 2), the number of Purpose sentences (426 sentences) is lower than the number of Background (808 sentences) and Result (451 sentences) sentences.

For each Purpose sentence in an abstract, this classifier uses the extracted features to predict whether it is strongly/weakly related to the title (high/low categories).

For each Result, Methodology, and Conclusion sentence in an abstract, these classifiers use the extracted features to predict whether it is strongly/weakly related to the Purpose sentence(s) (also high/low categories).

We understand that lack of semantic relationship between purpose sentence(s) and the title may be interpreted as evidence for two possible situations: (1) the title is inappropriate for the abstract or (2) the abstract may have coherence problems.

For this purpose, the sentences F1 and F2 were combined with G3 (condition FG); and the sentences G1 and G2 were combined with F3 (condition GF).

"The special status of Mr Taylor as a head of state puts him in a different category of offenders for the purpose of sentencing".