Sentence examples for depth of questions from inspiring English sources

There will be an increase in the number and a stronger range and depth of questions asked, the government said.

A messaging-driven UI makes a lot of sense here, given the vast breadth and depth of questions that a user may have.

It increases the depth of questions (e.g., why, how, and what-if rather than who, what, when, and where) when given suitable learning objectives to create mental models of the subject matter (Graesser et al. 1993).

Transition took a few days (yes, days) before comments and images were showing properly (thank you, Bryan, for doing this) The support site provides some help, but the depth of questions and obvious user frustration shows that many, including me, should have tested it out before transitioning our entire blog there.

Given the breadth and depth of questions that can be addressed with primary biological sequence information, many of these programs have become immensely popular.

On the other hand, if we assumed an ordinal scale, then there were differences in fluency and ambiguity but no differences in depth or pedagogy except that depth of the questions from the web was smaller than that of the machine-generated questions.

But beginning with Leibniz, the Heptaplomeres has not ceased to attract the attention of scholars on account of its outstanding erudition and the depth of the questions it addresses.

But in the end, the creativity and artistry shown in the story telling and the depth of the questions asked throughout it make at least showing up for episode two a no-brainer for me.

The profundity of the novel lies exactly in this depth of enquiry into the biggest question: what is one's place in the world and how does one fit into it?

For an extensive and in-depth treatment of questions of complexity see Rescher's 1998; for the axiological question addressed here see in particular his 2012.

The analysis adds to calls for reframing 'adaptation' to encompass the socionatural processes that shape vulnerability by contributing theoretical depth to questions of power and politics.