Wardhaugh teaches readers to think about what the original text might have looked like, to consider where and when it was written, and to formulate questions of their own.
Active learning in the classroom forces students to manipulate the material to solve problems, answer questions, formulate questions of their own, discuss, explain, debate, or brainstorm.
When more data become available, we will apply additional analyses (e.g. using item response models) to further improve the validity, reliability and interpretability of the newly formulated questions of the D-AI.
This study is among the first reported in which community advocates took part in all aspects of the research process, from formulating questions of interest and questionnaire design to monitoring progress of subject recruitment and data analysis and interpretation at regular meetings.
In theory, this gives time for journalists to read through the paper, examine the data, and formulate questions for the authors of the research or other outside experts.
There has not been much experience on how to formulate questions for the most common types of cybercrime(s).
In doing so, it attempts to formulate questions and issues of RP as a design medium that supports the full spectrum of digital design as a paperless process.
It has led me to formulate questions about the type of political agency and of politics that these performances in fact enact in the city, transforming its public.
A study that randomised 23 participants to each arm would detect a 40% reduction in the proportion of poorly formulated questions with a power of 90% at the 5% level of significance.
Systematic reviews are defined, according to the Cochrane collaboration, as scientific literature reviews aimed at answering clearly formulated questions through use of systematic and explicit methods for identifying, selecting and critically appraising relevant research, and for collecting and analysing data from the literature included in the review [ 1].
Systematic reviews are defined, according to the Cochrane collaboration, as scientific literature reviews aimed at answering clearly formulated questions by use of systematic and explicit methods for identifying, selecting, and critically appraising relevant research, and for collecting and analysing data from the literature included in the review [ 38].
