Sentence examples for combines questions from inspiring English sources

However, this questionnaire combines questions regarding euthanasia or PAS which are currently illegal - with questions regarding established end of life care measures such as "withdrawing", "withholding", or "intensifying" treatment thus making answers dubious.

Survey questions about injuries were assessed using a tool developed by our research team that combines questions from the National Health Interview Survey [ 44] and fire service-specific questions of injury as outlined by the National Institute of Standards and Technology [ 45].

Russert said that Solomon combined questions and took "an answer and transposed it to another question".

Point of departure is a questionnaire combining questions on landscape preference, environmental worldview and behaviour in the landscape.

Many states have similar employment laws, but others do not, making the legality of those scouting combine questions dependent on what state the team is from.

However, while the HIT-6 is easy to complete, calculating the composite score is complicated, combining questions about headache frequency and intensity along with questions regarding disability [31].

This literary form makes the interpretation of his ethics difficult because the informal discussions combine questions of ethical, political, social or psychological importance with metaphysical, methodological and epistemological considerations.

However, combining questions Q.1 and Q.2, it is natural to ask the following question: Q.3 Does there exist a semi-Riemannian manifold which is a weakly generalized recurrent, pseudo quasi-Einstein and fulfills the condition R·R=Q S,R) but not realizing any one of (i) to (xvi) of Q.1 and (i) to (xiii) of Q.2?

Combining questions about experiences as well as importance makes it possible to weigh negative experiences.

A database combining questions on smoking behavior from all of the National Health Interview Surveys from 1965 to 2005 and methods previously described [ 11, 12] is used to generate the estimates.

The SPHERE is a 36-item instrument that identifies severe and disabling fatigue and measures accompanying symptoms and somatic distress by combining questions from the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-30) and the CIDI.