Sentence examples for inserted questions from inspiring English sources

If they inserted questions about frailty in the medical exam, they could learn how many were frail at the study's start and how many developed the disease in the ensuing decade.

To assess learning resulting from the newly designed plant-biodiversity lab module, we inserted questions associated with the evolutionary learning goals into the multiple-choice lecture exam that was given 6 weeks after the plant biodiversity lab module.

Therefore, we inserted questions on the remaining core coverage indicators from the IYCF instrument to complete our survey instrument.

3) Continuous variables 4) Imputation of missing data for later inserted question using the pattern of gender, destination continent and education variables.

For the multiple logistic regression analysis only, the later inserted question referring to TD-independent fever was analysed by imputing with organising the missing data using the pattern of gender, destination continent and education.

Smart leaders listen ahead — anticipating and shaping the way conversations move next — by inserting questions that stimulate or re-direct the conversation.

Dolan asked the ONS to insert questions into its survey that, rather than simply asking people how happy they felt, asked about how satisified they felt with certain aspects of their life and how worthwhile they felt.

The room has a slot through which Chinese speakers can insert questions in Chinese and another slot through which the human can push out the appropriate responses from the manual.

On one side of the room is a slot through which speakers of Chinese may insert questions or other messages in Chinese, and on the other is a slot through which the person in the room may issue replies.

Other applications include custom editions for use in the classroom by inserting questions, comments, or underlining or numbering passages.

If HowMutch can gain a following of people to come back and keep answering questions, it can start inserting questions from companies and brands.