Sentence examples for captured by the question from inspiring English sources

Cherry and Taylor[2] further worked on this problem, which is captured by the question: "How do we recognize what one person is saying when others are speaking at the same time (the "cocktail party problem")?".

The respondents' perception of Malian institutions is captured by the question of whether they tend to trust certain institutions including democracy (DEMOC i), politicians before the coup (POLITIC i), politicians after the coup (POLITIC2 i), justice (JUSTICE i), the police (POLICE i), the media (MEDIA i), and the army (ARMY i).

The response was captured by the question: Do you feel counseling/advise would help in quitting tobacco use?

However, this information was not captured by the questions used in the survey.

When it is considered with the other data from this study, self-reported difficulty captured by the Likert question appears to reflect both perceived (participants' comments) and empirically measured (errors and assistance) levels of difficulty.

Tolerance of fighting was captured by the following question asked of PHDCN-CS respondents: 'How wrong is it for teenagers around thirteen years of age to get into fist fights?' Initial responses ranged from 1 ('extremely wrong') to 5 ('not at all wrong').

These demonstrated that increased symptoms captured by the biomechanical questions were related to reduced cartilage loss in both medial (p = 0.03) and lateral (p = 0.01) cartilages.

The study was initially intended to use quantitative methods, but the pilot study indicated the need for mixed methods so as to explore other elements of responsiveness that were not captured by the closed questions within the quantitative survey.

Similarly, major life events of clients over the last 2 months will be captured by asking the question "Did you have an event (events) that you think has negatively affected your life over the last 2 months (eg, death of a family member, divorce, loss of property?".

Perceived needs regarding the prevalence of global health courses at students' institution was captured by the closed-ended question 'In your opinion, is the existing supply [of global health course opportunities] sufficient?'; with the response options 'yes/no/no preference (kann ich nicht beurteilen)'.

These questions reflect aspects of the perceived severity of food allergy not captured by the other four questions.