Sentence examples for inquiry refers to from inspiring English sources

Authentic inquiry refers to performing complex processes which scientists actually carry out (Chinn & Malhotra, 2001).

Scientific inquiry refers to activities in which knowledge and understanding of how scientists study the natural world.

One of the commonly accepted definitions of scientific inquiry is the one published in the National Research Council NRCC) (1996): "Scientific inquiry refers to the diverse ways in which scientists study the natural world and propose explanations based on the evidence derived from their work.

The inquiry refers to "Indigenous" rather than "Aboriginal" women, reflecting the current, less exclusive preferred nomenclature in the post-Idle No More era.

A person involved in the Council of Europe inquiry, referring to cavity searches and the frequent use of suppositories during the takeout of detainees, likened the treatment to "sodomy".

The company said Wednesday that it could not comment on whether that investigation had been expanded or whether the inquiry referred to Wednesday was separate.

Her inquiry referred to Michael Houser, a founding father of Widespread Panic and its lead guitarist until his death, of pancreatic cancer, in 2002.

The committee inquiry referred to National Housing Federation estimates that new house building contained in local authorities' plans have already fallen by 200,000 following the decision to abolish regional planning.

The inquiry referred to the joint standing committee on electoral matters last October came in the wake of the McCloy decision.

Ben Bowling, professor of criminology at King's College London said the research showed a "racial penalty" being exacted by the police on ethnic minorities in Britain: "It remains an example of what the Lawrence inquiry referred to as institutional racism.

"We just said goodbye to our last 175," said Donna Taylor, principal of the Brooklyn School of Inquiry, referring to the 175 parents who toured her school in a single day -- the last of the 800 she had shown around the building in the days leading up to Friday, the deadline for families to apply to gifted and talented programs.