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Lexical Bundles in Chemistry Research Articles
The purpose of this corpus-based study was to investigate whether different sections in chemistry research articles, i.e., abstract, introduction, and results and discussion, rely on different sets of lexical bundles. Lexical bundles, associated with the
Javad Zare, Leila Valipouri
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The readers’ first impression of the articles’ overall contents relies on what is presented and how they are presented in the abstract. Previous studies have quite extensively looked at the rhetorical structure of abstract, specifically comparing ...
Ashifa Kanafani +5 more
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“It is evident that …”: Boosting as a strategy employed to express author’s commitment to the truth of a proposition (a corpus-based analysis of research article abstracts) [PDF]
The article analyzes linguistic means used for boosting which is considered a crucial metadiscourse strategy regularly employed in the genre of research article abstracts. The study aims at identifying the types of booster and the frequency of occurrence
Boginskaya, Olga A.
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Research Abstract: From Description to Practice [PDF]
The purpose of this paper is to show how university students for whom English is a foreign language can be taught to write an abstract for a research paper. The paper draws on research from Systemic Functional Linguistics, in particular from genre theory
Lucantonio, Damian P.
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Background: A plethora of previous studies have discussed the importance of a genre-approach move analysis because the analysis results can provide a picture of the typical conventions of research article writing across disciplines.
Arif Husein Lubis +2 more
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Content Analysis of Abstracts of Research Articles of Quran and Hadith Sciences from the Perspective of Research Methodology (Case Study of 61 Articles from Five Journals) [PDF]
The abstract of a research is a summary of its basic contents that has a great impact on its introduction and dissemination in the scientific community.
Asieh Zouelm +2 more
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A research article (RA) abstract provides an overview or summary of the whole research. It is one of the most important sections in an RA since it is the first section researchers read to decide if the article is relevant to their research or not ...
Hesham Suleiman Alyousef
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Three pillars of a biomedical research article: The title, abstract and keywords
The title is the main advertisement for an article and enables the reader to decide whether they want to read the article or not. The title should be simple, specific and reflect the article′s content clearly and precisely in 10 - 15 words.
Muktikesh Dash
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Academic Writing for Publication Purposes and Machine Translation: Is the Symbiosis Possible?
The abstracts in Russian and in English are written according to certain rules. For articles written in Russian, an abstract in English is the only means of informing the world scientific community about the authors’ research results.
O. L. Dobrynina
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ENGAGEMENT RESOURCES IN ESP RESEARCH ARTICLE ABSTRACTS
This paper investigates engagement resources employed in research article abstracts in the field of English for Specific Purposes. Engagement resources comprise rhetorical strategies by which authors allow for or dismiss alternative viewpoints. Excluding the dialogic space for alternative opinions is termed dialogic contraction, while opening up the ...
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