"text modifications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to changes, revisions, or alterations made to written text. For example, "After consulting with the client, I made some text modifications to the marketing materials."
Peer review also helps learners to evaluate their texts, detect various problems and solve them through text modifications (Min, 2005, 2006; Hanjani & Li, 2014).
For example, a strand of studies has investigated the effect of different types of text modifications on L2 comprehension (e.g., Brewer 2008; Maxwell 2011; Oh 2001).
We have tried to make the rationale and limitations clearer through text modifications.
All authors suggested text modifications to earlier drafts of the manuscript, read and approved the final manuscript.
The studies conducted on written text modification drew inspiration from Interaction Hypothesis developed by Long (1983a, 1983b, 1996).
Therefore, considering the importance of learning collocations on the improvement of learner's proficiency, the current study aimed at discovering any significance difference between the effects of elaborative text modification and input flooding on the learning of non-congruent collocations.
To this aim, the following research question was formulated: Is there any significant difference between the effects of elaborative text modification and input flooding on the learning of non-congruent collocations?
Altered consciousness was also measured during inpatient assessments using the modified Richmond Agitation and Sedation Scale (mRASS), a text modification for less acutely ill patients.
Before this manuscript can be accepted for publication in eLife, there are, however, a number of issues that can be largely addressed via text modification, better explanations and sometimes inclusion of data the authors claim that they already have but did not include into the current manuscript.
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Additionally, the detailed description of the inertia model clarifies a few ambiguities from Yeadon's original text, and modifications were made to enable the model to answer more general questions.
