Sentence examples for writing outputs from inspiring English sources

One form of peer support is the scholarly writing group, which has been shown to improve writing outputs (Aitchison & Guerin, 2014; Aitchison & Lee, 2010).

Monographs contain research data: images of art works; creative writing outputs; and (auto) biographical details for example.

Additionally, data in catalogues and creative writing outputs have often been generated by people other than the catalogue author.

This article focuses on the creative writing outputs of the cohort of six students attending the last session of the course.

Dan Bergstein on the causation vs. correlation conundrum, as related to writing output and pudding intake.

And while his own writing output until now consisted of a few assignments for Slate, which he never filed, his first book — a sprawling comic memoir of a life spent battling countless neuroses and defying expectations of everyone close to him — earned him a $750,000 advance.

This could perhaps be explained by the fact that corrections on the writing output of students were discussed in class since the subject is a language course.

I have collected the participants' writing output in L2 English for two semesters during the last year of their junior high school, which amounted to ten times of writing tasks with 500 pieces of text.

The sad reality remains that assessment of literacy using writing tasks as a tool is the most difficult to measure especially if the rating scale is not discussed with the students prior to the writing activity and if the language and non-language professors do not have the same standard in assessing students' writing output.

My writing output quadrupled, allowing me to guest post weekly, and my blog subscribers rocketed from 440 (after 2.5 years) to more than 4,500 in the next six months.

Taking after her father in terms of writing output, Matilda Mackarness produced an average of one book a year until her death, most of them under her married name.