Sentence examples for for which questions from inspiring English sources

We illustrate this with a case study of a Swiss church erected partly with sandstones and on which a specific repair mortar has been applied, for which questions about the material durability were to be examined.

The relation between the criterion of identity for Fs and the criterion of application for the concept F (the standard for the application of the concept to an individual) is then that to be an F is just to be something for which questions of identity and distinctness are to settled by appeal to the criterion of identity for Fs.

Renal patients constitute a large population for which questions remain regarding LMWH treatment.

Children ≥10 years of age completed questions about health and lifestyle habits including a questionnaire about their dental health and dental hygiene practices, for which questions were derived in part from the National Health and Examination Survey NHANESS) developed as part of a multi-site study of dental health in Appalachia [ 41].

This review focuses on the available preclinical test models, novel developments such as humanized mice and discusses for which question a particular model should be employed.

I don't remember for which question that was.

[QG8/207] I don't remember for which question that was.

But sometimes it's hard for non-statisticians to know which questions to ask.

Overall, this allows for advanced retrieval functionality by which questions can be answered precisely.

And indeed justifying reasons can apply to actions that are not performed at all and for which explanatory questions consequently fail even to arise (cf. Woods 1972, 189).

This will enable us to determine for which policy questions the public consider public engagement would be best undertaken.