Sentence examples for independently answer from inspiring English sources

Psycho-geriatric patients living in nursing homes, persons who were not fluent in the country's language or not able to independently answer questions were excluded from participation.

We excluded those who could not independently answer the questionnaire and/or had other ocular diseases that could significantly affect visual acuity.

One common classroom model for engaging students in peer instruction is to ask them to use their clickers to independently answer a formative assessment question, either true/false (two-choice) or multiple choice (four-choice), show them the class response (but not the correct answer), and have students work in groups to reach a consensus and then vote a second time.

Primary caregivers independently answered parallel proxy-report instruments.

There are only significant correlations in the group of the independently answering care dependents.

IA read each article in full and extracted information that answered these 77 questions, and then TD also independently answered these questions for each article.

Study subjects independently reported answers to the Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) 3.1 questionnaire to measure the three components of OA symptoms: pain, stiffness, and physical function.

Our analyses assumed that each respondent answered questions independently of the answers of any other respondent, but that the answers to different questions by the same respondent might be dependent.

The observers were asked to answer independently 9 questions about the fracture, to classify the fracture according to the Neer classification, and to recommend treatment.

The attending EP and the coordinating ED nurse were independently approached to answer the following question [5]: "How busy would you say the ED is right now? Please take into account your workload, the workload of all attending doctors and nurses in the ED, the number of patients in the ED and waiting room, and numbers of holds (admitted patients waiting for beds)".

The more algorithms that find the same answer independently the more likely Watson is to be correct.