Explicitation in children’s literature translated from English to Chinese: a corpus-based study of personal pronouns

A novel corpus‐based computing method for handling critical word‐ranking issues: An example of COVID‐19 research articles

“…26,27 Hence, frequencybased corpus analytical approaches have widely been adopted by linguists, sociologists, text analysts, and so on for extracting strong linguistic evidence for interpreting cultural phenomenon, jargon, genre type, and so on. 28,29 For example, Le and Miller 6 adopted Sketch Engine, a corpus software, to cross-compare four medical corpus sources to extract the most frequently occurring medical morphemes in medical RAs. The resulting data indicated 136 specialized medical morphemes that account for 8.5% of the lexical items in the Medical Web Corpus, and the results offered English as a Foreign Language (EFL) medical students a useful academic resource for enhancing their comprehension of English medical vocabulary.…”

“…Moreover, ranking words based on their frequency will show the words that are adopted by the majority and the words that are used in day‐to‐day communications 26,27 . Hence, frequency‐based corpus analytical approaches have widely been adopted by linguists, sociologists, text analysts, and so on for extracting strong linguistic evidence for interpreting cultural phenomenon, jargon, genre type, and so on 28,29 . For example, Le and Miller 6 adopted Sketch Engine, a corpus software, to cross‐compare four medical corpus sources to extract the most frequently occurring medical morphemes in medical RAs.…”