"text passage" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a section of a longer passage of text, particularly when specifying that the reference is only to a portion of the larger text. For example: "In this text passage, the author argues that..."
Thirty volunteers (15 male, 15 female) typed a standardized text passage while seated at a computer workstation in five backrest configurations: chair only, chair with a supplementary backrest, and with each of three lumbar pad thicknesses.
By eight or nine years of age, for example, most children know that it is easier to relearn a text passage than to learn it for the first time.
The version below adjusts the base text passage according to the pattern of Chinese difficulty exposed in Table 1.
Table 9 Mean average precision for sources of evidence in isolation Sources of evidence MAP Meta tags 18.17 Description tags 9.13 Text passage 26.79.
Opinion mining consists of attempting to ascertain the sentiment (i.e., positive or negative polarity) of a text passage by analyzing the features of that passage.
We have applied a Wilcoxon-test to the results and all the differences between text passage and other two approaches are statistically significant with a confidence level higher than 95%%.
Text passages also reveal layers of resonant messages.
Eye movements indicate that seductive text passages and illustrations might impede transfer differently.
We investigated the automatic assessment of expressive children's oral reading of grade level text passages using a standardized rubric.
The lower the learner attention control (measured with an anti-saccadic test), the more harmful were seductive text passages on transfer.
The data collected included the number and types of tags students assigned to text passages and the quality of the arguments they produced in their written essays.
