Sentence examples for generalized questions from inspiring English sources

During the transect walk, both generalized questions about traditional rangeland assessment as well as more specific questions related to features observed during the walk were discussed, with the help of a translator.

In other words, the global regression answers generalized questions such as "Is factor x significant everywhere?", while the GWR model answers geographically specific questions such as "Is factor x significant here?" Location-based decisions can help allocate the limited resources available for disaster mitigation programs for their best use.

However, our streamlined approach using generalized questions allowed us to rapidly survey a large fraction of the hospital worker population, rather than just medical professionals.

The students' responds indicated that main reasons of difficulties in conceptual understanding of derivation come back to focusing on symbolic aspect more than embodied aspect, lack of making logical connection between these aspects, and weakness of dealing with generalized question.

While there is no clear evidence to support this hypothesis, the proposed model can be extended as a generalized question: do different core types require distinct sets of regulatory elements?

RCTs, observational studies or cross-sectional diagnostic studies are designed to answer generalized clinical questions and ignore outliers.

Therefore, it is essential to develop a quantitative method to address this increasingly generalized biological question.

In this week's copy of the New Yorker, Jill Lepore attempts a strong takedown of Christensen's work, arguing that its case studies are not diverse enough for such a generalized theory, and questions many of the conclusions of the various industries studied in the book.

The average Egyptians care more about food on their plates and education for their children (than other issues)." Jacques Charmelot questions generalized statistics (Abu-Fadil).

These studies used a Likert scale in the surveys, grouping questions into generalized groups where answers to each question were scored with points summed across.

In this paper we prove that the existence question for generalized multi-Skolem sequences is NP-complete.