Sentence examples for be given open from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere. may take two objects
Pupils should be given open tasks that allow them to act autonomously, think independently and to solve problems with different approaches (Craft, 2005, p. 60).
More than one answer could be given, open question.
Highly valued researchers may get 5-year contracts, but only the most outstanding few percent of scientists will be given open-ended contracts.
The German president, who was once an Olympic fencer, referred to the recent Youth Olympic Games in China, at which the participants were given open internet access.
Their hydrogeological characteristics are given: Open image in new window Fig. 10 Field photographs show the wells of the studied aquifers.
A physician was given open questions such as: "Describe your feelings and thoughts of efficacy to treat obesity" or "How the self-control lectured help your efficacy perceptions".
In both studies, omalizumab was given open label in accordance with body weight and baseline IgE levels as defined by the FDA dosing table 5.
In the USA, 'surrogate preferences' are given open-ended primacy in medical decision making.
If needed, animals were given open-label norepinephrine to maintain mean arterial pressure at ~70 mmHg.
Control animals failing to respond to supportive measures after 5 minutes were given open-chest cardiac massage for 30 minutes or until return of spontaneous circulation.
A typical randomized withdrawal study consists of an initial phase during which all patients are given open-label active treatment followed by randomization of the responders to continued double-blind treatment with either active or placebo treatment.
