Sentence examples for format of an from inspiring English sources

An adapted format of an existing standardized scale is applied for risk propensity, which is an estimation of an individual's inclination to seek or avoid general health risks [ 39].

Structure your primer in the format of an easy-to-use science textbook entry.

Adopting the format of an early 1990s Chilean secondary school exam, it sets the reader a series of questions with multiple-choice answers.

She added the old fashioned TV format of an "older man teamed up with a glamorous younger woman" was still far too prevalent.

I also learned that to turn 200 pages into an established format of an hour and a half or two hours is very restrictive.

Like many of the coming rush of fairytale films, the movie takes the format of an ancient folktale, set in a village in a deep forest menaced by a predatory wolf, and gives it a contemporary feel.

"This is an opportunity to surpass the format of an opening ceremony on the main athletic field that has been standard ever since the 1936 Berlin Olympics," he writes.

The advertisement, which mimicked the format of an official service notice, criticized Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for staying silent as the authority cut service and prepared to raise fares.

Beijing brokered the compromise format of a three-way meeting.

I like the new format of a star in a reasonably priced car.

New Zealand's plan is to alter the format of a 16-team tournament.