Sentence examples for adding new questions from inspiring English sources

An existing framework, that was specifically designed to assess the ecosystem biodiversity, was expanded by adding new questions on the productivity, functionality and biogeochemical status of benthic habitats.

The medical staff was adding new questions about fevers and coughs to the opening-day health screenings, which traditionally target head lice.

If your company conducts an annual survey of vision and values, Meister suggests adding new questions to the mix, such as queries about your employees' preferred communication style and planned professional paths.

Upon analysis of the first round of discussions (four FGDs), the FGD guide was revised, dropping some of the questions that were not eliciting any new information from the groups and adding new questions that occurred during the earlier discussions.

Following several interviews, the study team met and made changes to the instruments that included adding new questions, changing their order, revising existing questions, and changing the wording in Nepali versions of the instruments for selected questions to more fully realize the intent of the questions as drafted in English.

23 We also found that after our field workers who have some programming experience or related knowledge obtained additional quick training, they can now quickly make minor changes (such as adding new questions or deleting old questions in a form) on programs in the field where our program developer might not be available.

Such generality is even more important when the list you are working with changes dynamically, e.g., a quiz app that allows the user to add new questions.

When in the 1980s their government added new questions to the census, there was a public outcry and the constitutional court struck it down on the grounds that it conflicted with a "fundamental right to informational self-determination".

Version 2.0 also adds new questions, including trust in climate scientists, the belief that global warming will harm plants and animals, how often Americans discuss global warming with their friends and family, and how often they hear about global warming in the media (available at the state level).

But Morgan's proposal would put a new focus on the pass rate for specific skills tested in sections of the exams, specifically multiplication and long division, and add new questions on novels that pupils will have been expected to read.

Systems in this category are not flexible to modify or add new questions.