Sentence examples for an evaluative question from inspiring English sources

The "ladder of life" survey question used by Pew asks an evaluative question.

The second move that underwrites quasi-realism is that the question of whether the cognitivist and realist sounding discourse is legitimate is, itself, an evaluative question judged in light of one's attitudes and commitments.

A second approach is to use a Global Rating of Improvement to assess the benefits of a treatment received; this often takes the form of an overall evaluative question.

However, the proportions outlined in the success criteria were not reached for any of the monitoring protocols (5-225-22%Table  4).> Only patients who were sent, and then responded to, the first evaluative question were sent the second patient evaluation question.

Responses to the first evaluative question, the adapted friends and family question, are described elsewhere [ 21].

The fourth evaluative question captured data regarding service users' experience of contacting the service by telephone.

The majority of patients responding to the second evaluative question (82-9782-97%reed they they were more confident in taking their BP (AIM01) and understanding their BP (AIM02, AIM03, AIM10) at each time point for each protocol (see Table  5).

In realist evaluation, to infer a causal outcome (O) between two events, one needs to understand the underlying mechanism (M) connecting them and the context (C) in which the relationship occurs, with the basic evaluative question of ' what works?' replaced by ' what is it about this program that works for whom in what circumstances?' [ 46].

The compilation of evidence aims to address a range of evaluative questions (illustrated in Table 2).

The questionnaire-set contains socio-demographic information, standardized instruments to measure ED risk as well as ED risk factors, a knowledge test and an additional set of evaluative questions (only within the intervention condition of the study).

As discussed in the theories section, many behavioural theories suggest intention as a precursor to behaviour, therefore incorporating evaluative questions based on future intentions is likely to be a good predictor of behavioural change and impact on practice.