Sentence examples for verbal analyses from inspiring English sources

It isn't so much that Godard is reducing the play; rather, he's suggesting that the simple fact of its text being printed and readily accessible is itself a kind of debasement; with his images and his verbal analyses, he rescues the play from its ostensible familiarity as a cultural given.

Instead of using verbal analyses [14] to study whether the models can account for CI patterns, we use a framework based on formal logic.

Although absolute numbers of maternal deaths remained too small for robust statistical analysis, following verbal autopsy analyses in 2011, it became evident that an unexpectedly high proportion of maternal deaths were occurring at the referral hospital, mostly post-Caesarian section.

Focusing specifically on a subset of aggressive harms (physical, sexual and verbal assault), analyses explore how experiencing such harms from others' drinking relates to personal feelings of safety when going out to socialise.

This software analyses verbal communication used (in medicine in general, and in oncology in particular) utterance by utterance, and identifies turns of speech, as well as the type and content of utterances.

"To figure out what a learner knows (on the basis of what he says ) and how that knowledge influences the way the learner reasons and solves problems, correctly or incorrectly" (Chi 1997, p. 274), the verbal data were analysed in accordance with the above suggested approach.

Content analysis is a method of analysing verbal or written communication in a systematic way [ 31].

The verbal data were analysed with a Chi square test, as the outcome and predictor were categorical (word category and expertise level, respectively).

Our results suggest that it can be beneficial to integrate in situ analyses of verbal interactions into research on the so-called Matthew effect, which predominantly relies on standardised pre- and post-tests of academic achievement in order to examine varying learning gains between the students as dependent on prior knowledge (cf. Sideridis 2011).

It allows analyses of verbal communications which reflect important aspects of medical interactions.

Correlation analyses between verbal episodic memory, brain microstructure, and brain volumes were carried out using SPM2 software.