"a question pursued" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that someone is actively seeking an answer or resolution to a specific question. Example: After hours of research and interviews, the detectives finally found the suspect they had been looking for, answering the question they had been pursuing for weeks.
To this end, the following is the research question pursued in this study: 1. Do ethnicity, gender, first-generation status, and classification predict the following UREs: a. Research experiences b.
On the basis of these observations, one fundamental question pursued in this study is by understanding how Aurora B is ubiquitinated at the midbody by FBXL2, can we design, synthesize and test a small molecule that modulates cell growth.
None of the associations between the independent variables (urgency, importance, provider confidence and time pressure) and a question being pursued were significant (table 1).
The questions pursued by poems themselves are speckled, partial, and infinite.
Most questions were pursued during the visit versus the follow-up period (48 vs 2 out of 50 questions pursued).
We also assessed the association between number of questions per patient and number of questions pursued.
In our study, providers perceived that only 14% of the questions pursued were difficult to answer.
Providers raised 70 clinical questions in 36 patient visits (average of 1.9 questions per patient seen; median of 2 questions per patient seen; range 0 12 questions), pursued 50 (71%) and successfully answered 34 (68%) of the questions they pursued.
It is a question that pursues Stanners, who at her previous agency, St Luke's, and at her newly formed company, boymeetsgirl, has made advertisements for five different beers (the Jeff Goldblum "Anagrams" Holsten Pils campaign in the early 1990s was hers), Chrysler Jeeps and many other perfectly macho products.
To the extent that you regard the current state of play as unsatisfying, however, it is perhaps a question worth pursuing.
