Overall, the Appraisal framework developed by Martin (2000), Martin and Rose (2003) and Martin and White (2005) provides a systematic account of language resources for expressing emotions and attitudes (Attitude), the sources of evaluation and the play of voices within and across texts (Engagement), as well as the amplification of both Attitude and the degree of Engagement (Graduation).
We refer to [2, 3] and the references therein for a systematic account of the study.
At first it seems that Cocker will use this sense of induction as the launch-pad for a strictly systematic account of the place and its birds.
To appraise the ecological performance of the integrated biogas system, systematic accounting is undertaken for an integrated "pig biogas fish" system in Hubei province, China.
No clear systematic biases accounting for these discrepancies were observed, and we therefore assume that they are the result of random variation which needs to be considered when inferences are to be drawn from EMG to force on group-level test-retest investigations of similar sample sizes.
However, it is worth noting that like any other statistical analysis technique, the obvious outliers must be removed and known systematic errors accounted for before any meaningful analysis and interpretation, including interpolation, can be achieved from a set of data.
All 39 studies evaluated in this systematic review accounted for breakthrough thrombotic events; however, only half included bleeding complications (Table 3), and none fully accounted for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia.
Assuming an RQ of 0.86, which is the RQ of most nutritional products, this systematic error accounts for 120 kcal/24 h (i.e., 85%% of the bias of EE:VCO2).
The integration of topographic data from a single source with the aid of a repeatable surveying campaign over time has presented an opportunity to reduce the systematic errors while accounting for other positional errors and surface representation uncertainties.
As a way to address these and related problems – i.e. to provide a more systematic means for accounting for the interpretation of evaluative stance and attitudinal typing in discourse – this paper offers a proposal for enhancement of the account of invocation offered by Martin and White (2005: 67).
