Sentence examples for context questions from inspiring English sources
In this context, questions regarding moisture behaviour and the related transport processes occurring under natural climatic conditions as well as the risks thus involved always occur.
Is this evidence generalizable to your context?" Questions fall into eight categories: teachers; students; culture; sustainability; community, social, and political; learning; infrastructure; and scalability and market impact.
"In this context, questions have been raised about the dual role played by Lord Sugar – as star of the BBC's The Apprentice while also a Labour peer advising the government as enterprise champion," Lyons added.
In this context, questions have been raised about the level of political control over RTVE, which shuffled its management on the orders of the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.
In this context, questions remain regarding the selection of adequate ductility levels and the corresponding seismic force reduction factor q for a specific class of structures, whereas the detailing requirements to ensure the desired ductility continue to be refined.
Context adaptive training with factorized decision trees [23] is another approach that can exploit weak context questions efficiently.
We'll look at stats no one else will look at, employ scouting in a way that has a compelling organisational context, question everything and everyone and ensure we have the best player development curriculum and protocols".
Those who didn't see pictures were barely influenced, "which raises doubts about the effectiveness of information-only appeals to vote in this context," question the authors.
The prosody of the answer (target sentence) either matched the context provided by a question or did not match the context question.
Here, the target sentences are preceded by the context question in which the noun 'Anna' is mentioned for the first time and which bears a default question intonation.
Specifically, psychological research has shown that minor changes in response formats, question context, question framing, and questionnaire source can have pronounced influences on answers [ 6– 9].
