The cells contain usually verbatim information on, for example, option descriptions, processes, consequences, and reasons.
In particular, the linear Sturmian theory holds almost verbatim for (1.4), see, for example, [7, 8].
Moreover, these views were shared by a small number of survey participants in qualitative comments recorded verbatim on their survey forms, for example: "It's not helping them, how will it affect them when they go for a job, blue cards".
Much of the dialogue, for example, supposedly recalled verbatim, seems sticky with retrospective varnish.
For example, rather than using the handbook verbatim, most had changed the wording or phrases to those with which they felt more comfortable; "Right from the beginning, the language in the book, I did not feel comfortable with.
(What, for example, is "a preternaturally vital little boy doll"?) Material is repeated, practically verbatim.
For example, a study found that MedDRA contained exact or acceptable matches for 90% of verbatim terms but that COSTART contained only 62%. 13 MedDRA cannot, however, solve all problems.
For example, a Creative Commons No Derivative Works license permits others to copy, distribute, display and perform verbatim copies of a work, but not derivative works based upon it.
Take culture, for example.
