Patients and experts were also asked to underline phrases they thought would be difficult to understand; the underlined text was subjected to content analysis.
He liked to underline phrases in the newspapers and clip pieces out, organising them under "Politics" or "Environment".
The experts also underlined phrases in the letters according to the following criteria: 1) unsuitable phrases (examples.
Warm and confident as she is in the First, she tends to underline phrasing too heavily, where in the expansive Third she is fresher, more imaginative and more individual.
His success in resolving this conundrum was such that Kim approved of the poem, reading it many times and underlining key phrases.
George Washington went to war before he could go to college, but he accumulated more than 3,000 books on law, political science, military science, economics, history, geography, the sciences, agriculture, literature, poetry and theater -- and he carefully studied each book, jotting notes on the margins of most and underlining key phrases throughout.
Focused on both form/content: Sample from ANL8 is a response to essay prompt but unlike ANL7, the teacher provides local correction [the word councilor] was underlined and pointed to the correct spelling of the word counselor, [councilor that's politician], and global feedback such as underlining a phrase, e.g. a background [background only?].
As students read, have them underline words, phrases, quotes or lines that they find compelling, amusing, confusing or interesting related to the theme of Experimentation in Art (providing a thematic focus will limit random student responses).
The patients were asked to read the letter at home, evaluate it and underline words, phrases or sentences they found difficult to understand.
