Sentence examples similar to varied wording from inspiring English sources

So, for instance, in an English classroom, you might generate synonyms for overused words like "shows" to help students move beyond "This shows that…" or "The author shows this…" In history, you might generate different ways to present dates or ways to vary word choice when discussing a theme like war or civil rights.

First, studies that vary word retrieval difficulty in a within-subjects design have not found an effect of task difficulty on lateralization (Dräger and Knecht, 2002; Dräger et al., 2004).

Sometimes he varied the wording intentionally; at other times, he quoted verbatim.

This time we fixed the BS tolerance at (epsilon=10^{-10} epsilon=10^{-10}word-length.

Nor do we correct for multiple testing, which is intractable since null odds ratio score distributions vary from word to word.

However, the mean of this distribution varies across words, with some words being in high-density and others in low-density regions.

The question was to be posed when convenient before the physical examination; the exact wording could be varied, but the words 'assess', 'health', and 'compare with others your own age' were important.

One allowed police officers to vary the wording of the warning; the other allowed a second round of questioning of suspects who had invoked their rights so long as two weeks had passed since their release from custody.

These differences are illustrated using experiments that have varied the form, wording, or context of questions.

Overall, the surveys found that 63percentt of Americans were aware of the Opt Out movement, but awareness and support varied with the wording used to describe it.

In addition, literacy and comprehension levels varied, therefore the wording used by staff needed to be carefully tailored.