“…The keywords relate principally to STATISTICS (estatisticamente, "statistically," significância, "significance," variáveis, "variables," amostra, "sample," correlação, "correlation," prevalência, "prevalence," and variável, "variable"), HEALTH (enfermagem, "nursing," enfermeiros, "male nurses," doentes, "sick persons," and terapêutica, "therapeutic"), PASSIVE VOICE (verificou-se, "[it] was verified," observou-se, "[it] was observed," and utilizou-se, "[it] was used"), and TEXT COMPONENTS (Tabela_1, "Table_1," Tabela_2, "Table_2," Figura_1, "Figure_1," Tabela_3, "Table_3," and Figura_2, "Figure_2"). Because CoPEP (Kuhn & Ferreira, 2018) is composed of several journal genres, these semantic sets do not represent genre-specificity. However, they do seem to reveal an intermediate layer between ptRAs and ptTenTen11, that is, the scholarly journal Portuguese in opposition to general Portuguese.…”