Sentence examples for draw to answer from inspiring English sources

Following published pharmacokinetics [26] on peak levels of T, participants returned to the lab 16 hours after administration for a second blood draw, to answer survey questions, and make a series of decisions involving money.

We only describe variables and indicators from which data was drawn to answer the questions of this paper.

But stop and think about the resources the assistants can draw on to answer those questions.

"Experience suggests that most people collect for some ineffable psychological reasons, that somehow the pictures we are most drawn to are answering or raising questions we cannot articulate," Brandt wrote.

There is no mystery about the source: the waste comes almost entirely from the river's south side, from Ciudad Juárez, a typical Mexican border city that over the past decade has swollen with several million of the desperately poor, drawn north to answer some of the baser needs of the United States markets.

It was drawn up to answer some of California's real problems and it proposes some of the right conceptual fixes: performance-based budgeting; strategic planning; local control; real legislative oversight of the state bureaucracy.

The talk will end with a review of important questions that remain unanswered in breast oncology and a discussion of the trials that are currently on the drawing board to answer these questions.

(Answer: 1/36) -What is the probability that, rolling two dice simultaneously, you will roll two numbers that add up to 5? (Hint: You may need to draw another grid to answer this question) (Answer: 1/9) Each pair should neatly record their answers and ask the teacher to check them when they have finished.

I think we're going to perhaps be drawn to different answers, depending on whether we accept the body view or the personality view.

In at least two states, officials will hold a drawing today to answer that question.

When the Blazers drew to 89-76, Kidd answered with a dazzling behind-the-back pass on the fast break to Richard Jefferson, who finished with a layup that sealed the victory.