Sentence examples similar to rephrased language from inspiring English sources

They should rephrase their language to indicate their findings argue for their specific context.

Rephrasing your language speaks volumes.

It has been rephrased in scientific language and incorporated into mechanistic evolution as the probable method for the origin of life" (1969, p. 391).

We show that questions concerning the topological B-model on a Calabi-Yau manifold in the Landau-Ginzburg phase can be rephrased in the language of commutative algebra.

Picked up by the Speaker for using unparliamentary language, Cameron rephrased his putdown, describing Balls as "the man who left us this enormous deficit".

These are then rephrased by using positive language such as 'I will aim to', 'I will aim not to' and 'I can' to help support change.

(6) Quality of written English: Needs some language corrections before being published Authors' response: We have made language corrections and rephrased several sentences and also checked the manuscript for grammatical errors.

Make friends with the phrase "in other words," rephrasing your positions in different language but with exactly the same meaning.

Doug demonstrated some language I could use, and I rephrased it and tried it out, and then went over and over the main pieces of the conversation.

How can you rephrase to incorporate the language of your target jobs and industry?

Based on Fig. 2, this statement can be rephrased in more abstract general terms as follows: the meaning potential is construed by systems of language choice; the instance is construed by patterns of language use.