Table 4 15: Lexical Density in Native Research Abstracts
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Social Sciences Table 4.2: Results of Move Analysis in Al-Qalam Table 4.3: Results of Move Analysis of Humdard Islamicus Table 4.4: Results of Move Analysis of NUML All Pakistani researchers focused Translation Table 4.6: Results of Move Analysis of the Journal of Acoustics qualitative analysis of every sentence. Table 4.7: Results of Move Analysis of British Journal of Learning Disabilities a better understanding of the reader. which they wanted to fill through their framework which is quite different from has used fewer sentences per move. Table 4.8: Results of Move Analysis of British Journal Educational Studies rhetorical pattern by using all moves and Table 4.9: Results of Move Analysis of American Journal of Education The results show that abstracts in American journals have also focused on methodology like Pakistani researchers. It also lacks hvnotheses and sicnificance of research which leaves a high negative Table 4.10: Results of Move Analysis of Applied Linguistics Journal Journal of English Language Literature and Education Vol. 5 Issue 2 (April - June 2023) PP 75-91 length of abstracts, there is not a huge Table 4.11: Grammatical Intricacy in Pakistani Research Abstracts Table 4.12: Grammatical Intricacy in Native Research Abstracts Table 4.14: Lexical Density in Pakistani Research Abstracts presence of lexical items contributes to lexical density. It is achieved by dividing token words with word types. side by side in native and non-native. It Journal of English Language Literature and Education Vol. 5 Issue 2 (April - June 2023) PP 87-91
