Sentence examples for accepted answers from inspiring English sources

They scored significantly better on the ten-question CINS-II after instruction (mean = 8.83, SD = 1.42) than before instruction (mean = 6.57, SD = 2.08; t(45) = 6.86, p < 0.0001, one-tailed with α = 0.025), meaning that they displayed fewer misconceptions and instead selected scientifically accepted answers.

But until proper historical work can provide more stable and widely accepted answers about what belongs to the canon of that ethnic philosophy and what doesn't, Gracia (especially in his 2010) defers taking a position on whether works such as the Maya folk-cosmology in the Popol Vuh belongs to Latin American philosophy.

Asking students afterwards which body parts had been inspected, could have generated socially accepted answers.

Additionally, as with all studies of this kind, the answers may be affected by a social desirability bias, meaning that participants are prone to report what they think to be the socially accepted answers, not necessarily their real perceptions.

The curious thinker is unsatisfied with received wisdom and accepted answers, and chooses instead to either validate those accepted answers with real-life observations and perceptions, or form new opinions based on an experience of the world.

Students typed characters in response to a prompt, and TUTOR determined if those characters matched the accepted answers in the bank.

Incredibly, there is no widely accepted answer; nor is there even a live debate about the issue.

This is the same kind of problem that arises in connection with the removal of antiquities from their homeland to foreign museums, and there is no generally accepted answer to it.

This is similar to the issue that arises in connection with the removal of antiquities from their homeland to foreign museums, and there is no simple or generally accepted answer to it.

Of course Hobbes wasn't going give the accepted answer by talking about God, so he said that actually this is what we really want already, and we would know that if we were a bit more clear-headed.

Nobody has yet come up with a definitive, universally accepted, answer to the West Lothian question, but David Cameron thinks and hopes he can have one in the next few weeks.