Sentence examples for writing fluency from inspiring English sources

This was done to explicate the two writers' reading-into-writing processes in relation to graphic time-based analysis of the overall text production patterns, quantitative measures of writing fluency and pauses, and reading-into-writing sub-processes (i.e. task representation, transforming ideas from sources and revisions).

This section first presents the two students' performance on the test, followed by a comparison of their reading-into-writing processes in relation to overall text production patterns, writing fluency, pause patterns, transformation from sources, and revision patterns.

According to one theory, children don't "learn" to write; rather, they "acquire" writing fluency through inputs of pleasure reading in the same way that we acquire our native language by being inundated in it.

Nevertheless, repeated use of the same writing strategy enhanced writing fluency.

For this study, it is more appropriate to consider test takers' writing fluency in relation to the total number of words they produced, as compared to writing fluency in producing individual words.

A range of measures such as writing fluency, pauses and document switches is now made available to researchers.

American universities and colleges should offer English tutoring to increase verbal skills and fluency of Chinese international students and also writing lab supports to increase written fluency.

Able to work in or with a multidisciplinary team of nutrition practitioners  Language: Spoken and written fluency in English and a second UN language, preferably French.

Other qualifications Master's and/or other advanced degree in Social Science, Leadership Development or related field Language skills – spoken and written fluency in English Experienced and qualified in the use of leadership assessment Good communication and report-writing skills.

It is history, our forgotten history, written with fluency, diligence and wisdom.

Gottlieb, the executive editor of The Economist, "writes with fluency and lucidity, with a gift for making even difficult matters seem comprehensible," Richard Jenkyns said here last year.