Sentence examples for assessed to answer from inspiring English sources

To elucidate the possible reasons, which might then indicate paths forward in terms of helping patients maximize the benefit of migraine treatment, data from this questionnaire were assessed to answer two main questions about early treatment among a sample population of migraineurs.

Where possible, any other supporting information was also assessed to validate the answers.

A neuroanatomical distribution pattern of discomfort indicating nerve involvement [ 14, 15] originating in the spine was assessed subjectively to answer the following questions about nerve involvement: yes/no, right/left/bilateral, grade 1 or 2 and suspected spine segment(s).

Their answers were used to assess to what extent they had read selectively.

Attitudes toward diabetes treatment and its relationship to weight were assessed using answers to two statements: "I am afraid that getting my blood sugars in good control will cause me to gain weight" ("never," "rarely," "sometimes," "often," "usually," "always," for some analyses "never" was coded as "no" and "rarely" through "always" were coded as "yes").

The Obama administration will have time to conduct its own review and to assess how best to answer the expected calls from Europe to heal relations with Russia, which will include missile defense.

Smoking status was assessed according to participants' answers to the question 'Do you currently smoke?' Participants were considered to be current smokers if they answered 'I smoke everyday' or 'I sometimes smoke', and reported that they had smoked more than five packs (100 cigarettes) in their whole life.

The University of Mannheim's business school, for example has created a voting program to allow professors to assess and answer questions by their importance among students.

This enables to assess answers according to domain-specific rules.

We also assessed student answers to short answer questions by scoring for the presence of particular concepts or misconceptions in each answer and comparing the frequency of concept and misconception use in the two treatments.

Running experience will be quantified in kilometers on a continuous scale, and will be assessed through answers to the baseline questionnaire about how many kilometers the runners typically have been running per week on over the past 6 months prior to inclusion.