Sentence examples for effect questions from inspiring English sources

The number of men who did not answer any survey-specific treatment and/or adverse effect questions was also calculated.

aStatistically significantly different between men and women (P < 0.05) Table 3 shows participants' response to effect questions classified by previous visits to a dentist.

The responses to the side effect questions were more highly skewed, but this may be related to the fact that only a subgroup of patients taking bisphosphonates experience side effects, and that this subgroup has a higher risk of having discontinued treatment.

"They figured out what it is you need to know to answer this cause and effect question, and then they developed methods for actually measuring the effects of causes".

Scalia did not only attack his colleagues' legal reasoning; he, in effect, questioned their integrity, by saying that the decision was politically driven — an example of a Court "prepared to do whatever it takes to uphold and assist its favorites," and "yield to the overriding principle of the present Court: The Affordable Care act must be saved".

For this instance, questions 7 and 8 were omitted, and in effect, question 9 was reinstated.

The present-state effect (question 3) was analysed according to the approach used by Guyatt et al. [ 7].

Both follow-up mailings consisted of three questionnaires (LEFS, HOOS or KOOS, and the SF-36) and a global perceived effect question.

The learning effect (question #14) was rated with "high" or "very high" significantly more often by students randomized to 3D (86.8%) and 3D + (76.5%) compared to 2D+ (50.9%; p < 0.01, chi-square test; data not shown).

The absence of an effect questioned whether this could be attributed to 1) protocol deviations in the actual implementation of the EAP by the GPs or to 2) the contrast between EAP and UC was not as large as assumed.

Within the framework of cause-effect relation, "one-cause, one-effect" questions are by far the easiest to formulate.