Sentence examples for applicable question from inspiring English sources

Significant differences (Wilcoxon test) between ratings are indicated by *α < 0.05; **α < 0.01; and ***α < 0.001; na not applicable (question was only asked in phase II of the ring test) Fig. 4 Participants' confidence in the results of their reliability (a) and relevance (b) evaluations when using the Klimisch method (n = 121) and the CRED evaluation method (n = 103).

The most broadly applicable question related to AILs is whether they are a good population for fine mapping QTLs.

For example, if the participant responded 'No' to the smoking question, he/she would see a note that instructed to advancement to the next applicable question.

This may be a more applicable question for measuring general trust among older Japanese, as this cohort may refer to their group members as "people" when answering this question.

Attached is household survey data (refer to variables B6.2.1a B6236c2) and FGD tool used in the study (applicable questions to this manuscript are in part C of the tool)—provided as Additional files 1, 2, 3. It's instructive to note here that data and results in this manuscript were derived from a PhD thesis of the first author (Recha 2013, Kenyatta University, unpublished).

We used the DAST-10 for its applicable questions that facilitate explanations of the social impact of Khat on chewers.

For the study population, the presence of "not applicable" questions was expected considering the age range evaluated and the motor limitation of the patient.

" The critical applicable questions are: (1) what is the suitable repertoire of TEs, and (2) why the entire sets of TEs expand into multiple families only at certain times in the history of a lineage and then decline?

Applicable questions were asked at the end of the POA items in the 2009 cycle of the CAMH Monitor survey to evaluate the response process; 96.4% of respondents declared that the questions on POA use were not difficult to understand, and 96.1% of respondents did not need the questions to be repeated to them before answering [ 17].

The survey included categorical questions ("Yes", "No", "Don't know" and "Not Applicable"), questions that required the participant to rate their response on a Likert scale ("very low", "low", "normal", "high", "very high") to determine their level of agreement with a statement, and open-ended questions.

Other reasons were that in an online procedure data can be checked during completion (i.e. participants are directed automatically to applicable questions and they are notified of potential errors, e.g. having entered text in a numeric field) which results in higher quality of the data, no need for data entry and less data cleaning afterwards.