Sentence examples for embedded questions from inspiring English sources

We consider these kinds of questions in detail in section 2. We consider why-questions in detail in section 3. The issue of how to understand embedded questions can be seen as lying at the intersection of the philosophy of language and epistemology and will be treated in section 4.

On a different question, Siegrist embedded questions about food into one of their mail surveys and found that using nanotechnology to give food health benefits made the food less attractive than unmodified food.

Part of the argument for this is that standard treatments of embedded questions ('know who', 'know where', and so forth; see Karttunen 1977) suggest a rather different treatment.

All the activities keep track of everything the students do, including their answers to embedded questions, and report back to the teachers, as well as to the researchers.

The lectures include embedded questions or problem-solving components and the use of audience response instruments such as clickers or votapedia.

Embedded questions (questions that contain sub-variables when certain conditions exist) seem to be particularly prone to incomplete answers.

The videos could be enhanced by embedding questions at strategic points to be answered on the spot before continuing.

Consumers, though, will often have very meaningful input to offer on how to embed questions of interest in study design, such as given that a person has biological vulnerabilities, are there social or psychological contexts that would be more protective.

Information to be obtained on patient-borne costs will be obtained by embedding questions in the data collection instrument.

The interview was designed so that questions did not have to be asked in a particular order, allowing the interviewer to embed questions in a more conversational framework.

A ('complete') matricial form of this result is known to imply an affirmative answer to an embedding question formulated by Connes.