
Here are some groups of words that commonly occur in Methodology Recounts, with examples. Here is some information about the way the information is shown.
Here are some groups of words that commonly occur in Methodology Recounts, with examples from different disciplines.
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Word Groups in Methodology Recounts |
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the aim of this experiment/report is/was | Examples |
in order to | Examples |
is/are/was/were/has been used to | Examples |
this is / may be / could be due to | Examples |
can be seen | Examples |
shown in table/figure | Examples |
can be / is / are / was / has been found | Examples |
is/are found | Examples |
was found / has been found | Examples |
as a result of the | Examples |
was calculated to be | Examples |
It can be assumed/concluded that | Examples |
‘It’ constructions showing possibility, probability, necessity, evaluation | Examples |
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