Sentence examples for Proposed answer from inspiring English sources
The first number, second number, and proposed sums were presented sequentially and participants were instructed to verify whether the proposed answer was correct or incorrect by pressing 1 of the 2 reaction buttons with their left (for correct answer) or right (for incorrect answer) thumb.
But it's telling that his proposed answer to the horrors that he identifies in the American way of dying is a pro-active "exit strategy" rather a genuine surrender.
The plans to kickstart an investment bonanza are the new European commission's proposed answer to deal with the after-effects of the financial crisis, to re-balance years of German-led austerity, to try to redress the prospects of minimal growth, deflation, stagnation, and stubbornly high unemployment.
With water leaching into and out of the mine it was only a matter of time before the arsenic threatened the waters of Great Slave Lake.The federal government's proposed answer, which was approved last month and whose cost has been estimated at C$1 billion ($900m), is a variation on the original plan.
Part of the company's proposed answer to this has been to insert links to other shopping sites below Google's own.Two American professors retained by FairSearch Europe David Franklyn of the University of San Francisco and David Hyman of the University of Illinois have tested how these links might work in practice.
My proposed answer to this problem is--more training.
"That is, she asks certain questions rather than others; she establishes criteria for the truth, adequacy and relevance of proposed answers; and she cares about the findings she makes and can act on".
Proposed answers to these questions are usually interwoven with claims about why various inferences seem compelling.
Using inexpensive remote "clickers" or Android or iOS smartphone apps, students are able to anonymously respond with their proposed answers to in-lecture questions; this provides a non-threatening way for students to vote for their answers, and the instructor immediately knows which questions are not clear.
For each question and proposed answers, the respective proportions of nephrologists who positively and negatively responded were extracted by the software.
Appropriate parsing of an EpiBasket XML output file greatly facilitates further importation of the questions (including the proposed answers) constituting the generated questionnaire in any popular relational database-management system.
