Sentence examples for complement the questions from inspiring English sources

The study design should complement the questions or hypotheses just raised and must similarly state the key study variables.

The study design should complement the questions just raised in the Introduction, and the questions should be inferred from the study design.

This method will allow the participants to speak for themselves, complement the quantitative questions, and raise issues that may have not been previously considered.

The intention can be to generate depth data or 'stories' from purposively defined groups of respondents for qualitative analysis, or to produce quantifiable data, representative of the population sampled, as a 'safety net' to identify issues which might complement the closed questions.

The perivascular deposition of HuIgG, observed at brain parenchymal vessels distant from the site of pial vessels in mice that received AQP4-IgG + complement, raised the question whether AQP4-IgG would achieve sufficient concentrations at brain parenchymal vessels to initiate astrocyte-destructive lesions.

The Feeling Thermometer complements the five questions of the EuroQol and asks participants to rate their health status from 0 (equivalent to the worst imaginable health state) to 100 (equivalent to the best imaginable health state).

Narratives to the open EMIC questions complement the quantitative data, indicating various socio-cultural constructs.

In order to measure PTS symptoms according to all three algorithms, we complemented the ADIS-C/P questions with a number of PTSD questions (questions 37, 41, 42, 44, 47, 51, 52, 54, 55) from the 2009 version of the Diagnostic Infant and Preschool Assessment (DIPA; Scheeringa MS. Unpublished instrument).

Although these findings corroborate the interaction of I αI and the complement system, several questions remain.

An observer was also present during the interviews and was given the opportunity to complement the moderator with follow-up questions.

To complement the case scenarios, a 100-question, multiple-choice test was developed.