Sentence examples similar to inducing a question from inspiring English sources

All this public money spent on machines and research induces a nagging question - why cannot the huge engineering companies who partner with AMRC do the research themselves?

When a 'what'-question (inducing a verb focus) was followed by a target sentence with noun accentuation, a CPS was elicited in accordance with the accent position (i.e. the noun) which was not the focus position.

In contrast, the association of the 'who'-question (inducing a noun focus) with a target sentence conveying a verb accent induces a CPS and a biphasic N400-P600 pattern in correspondence to the focused noun which was not accented.

The 'who'-question induced a novelty focus on a noun while the 'what'-question gave rise to a focus on a verb in a target sentence.

Some participants got cognitive distractions in the form of questions meant to induce a state of absent-mindedness, including simple math questions.

For the picture is a thing of beauty, forever to induce a sigh, never to be questioned.

Nevertheless, one could question its ability to induce a significant increase in the stressed blood volume.

These refinements edge the band's sound towards the dancefloor, even if the dancefloor in question induces an intermittent queasiness whenever you catch shades of Lady Godiva's Operation or My Bloody Valentine.

We next questioned if Gleevec would induce a longer term effect on telomere length of K562 cells.

This fatal tumor is an allograft that does not induce an immune response, raising questions about the activity of Tasmanian devil immune cells.

The judge also questioned whether the sleep-inducing chemical found in the model's body could have acted swiftly enough to induce a semiconscious state between the time she left the nightclub and reached the yacht.