Sentence examples for composite questions from inspiring English sources

It included seven composite questions about EBM with a total of 27 items.

Within sub-domains identified through factor analyses, the frequency of identical responses is relatively high for two composite questions: attitudes to issues needed to be addressed to improve practice and trust in types of sources of information.

The two composite questions requiring answers on a 1-7 scale were excluded from the study ("How would you rate your overall health during the past week?" and "How would you rate your overall quality of life during the past week?").

The analysis of patterns of identical responses suggests that some identical pattern response (i.e. respondents who provided the same ordinal scale response for each item within a conceptual domain) may exist for two composite questions: access to information technology (IT) (0.71) and training (0.45).

To assess SMD in this study we used a composite question derived from the four screening questions for 'probable psychosis' in the WHO Self Report Questionnaire-25 [ 10].

Therefore, the final questionnaire for the officers did not include the composite question relating to male-to-male sexual contact and illicit intravenous drug use, since we were of the view that this question would be left unanswered or not truthfully answered by the majority of the prison officers.

According to van Inwagen's answer to what he calls the "special composition question", the only composite objects that exist are living organisms.

In Reitman's story, Devroy's male colleague (Mamoudou Athie as reporter A.J. Parker, another composite character) questions whether the outlet is sensationalizing a politician's personal life for the sake of selling papers.

To score the order sets and compute the quality score, composite survey questions with an 'and' or an 'or' conjunction were separated into two elements for abstraction.

The measure of classroom behavior was a composite of questions on a questionnaire, the Social Rating Scale, which was derived from the Social Skills Rating System [ 12] and completed by teachers during each wave of the study.

Probable SMD was assessed using a composite screening question, 'Is there a time(s) when you experienced disturbances in your behaviour, thoughts or speech, e.g. shouting, undressing, running aimlessly, hearing voices of people who were not there?' This question was derived from the four screening questions for 'probable psychosis' as is given in the WHO Self Report Questionnaire-25 [ 10].