Sentence examples for defined by question from inspiring English sources

In this study, a number of candidate ICF categories for a Generic ICF Core Set were proposed based on the examination of their explanatory power in relation to general health as defined by question one of the SF-36 using regression modeling.

Simon Stevens's 26-year career in healthcare has been partially defined by questions about the role of private enterprise.

The ABC/WMUR debate on Saturday was defined by questions that were often ponderous and abstract and by candidates who repeatedly refused to attack their rivals.

Psychological workload demands were defined by questions such as "working very fast," "working very hard," "doing so many things".

Alcohol consumption was defined by questions on how many days over the last 30 days that the subjects had consumed beer, wine, and strong liquor, respectively.

The vast majority of subjects with ever asthma (defined by the question "Has your child ever had asthma?") had physician diagnosed asthma (also responded affirmatively to the question "Was this diagnosed by a doctor?") (prevalence of asthma 16.41% and 15.71% respectively).

His approach throughout had been defined by his question "Who's afraid of peace?" However, in November 1994 Reynolds had to resign as taoiseach through the loss of support from his coalition partners over the failure to return a priest who was a serial child abuser to Northern Ireland for trial.

It's a notion defined by painters a question of balance, harmony, and the positioning of the eye; "the millimeter that makes the difference" as Henri Cartier-Bresaid said.

Self-reported memory impairment as defined by the question 'have experienced short-term memory loss?' A total of 4057 participants self-reported short-term memory impairment.

Children's exposure to passive smoking at home was defined by the question 'Is there any smoking at home in the presence of your child?' , the frequency of which was categorized as 'daily'sometimesimes' and 'never'never

The factor personal support is defined by a question determining whether the respondents believe that they have anyone who can help them in case of a personal problem or crisis in life.