Sentence examples for introduction questions from inspiring English sources

The articles should include: abstract, introduction, questions and answers clearly indicated by subheadings or topics (with heading and subheadings), and conclusions.

A strong discussion guide includes an introduction, questions that allow you and the respondent to get to know each other and then the questions that enable you to get the information you need to complete your study.

Ever since its introduction, questions about the study have been raised and its conclusions have been challenged, but the public has not seen the study in order to assess its methodology.

Even those who see merit in its original introduction question the government's decision to extend it to 2020.

As you might imagine, the second question, which is much more interpersonal and also requires someone to discuss a conflict, caused more speech changes than the simple introduction question.

The interview guide consisted of an opening question, an introduction question, three core questions covering three important domains, and finally a closing question.

The same interview guide, other than an initial general introduction question, was used for the interviews and focus groups.

On this night, Davanzo cheerfully suggested, the showings — taking into account time for introductions, questions and comments — might just break the Open Screen record quitting time of 3 a.m.

Additional file 1: Sample interview introduction and questions (note: this list is provided as a guide only; the questions were modified to suit the experience and perspective of the interviewee).

A strong survey will include an introduction, screener questions to ensure only the right individuals are taking your survey, the survey questions themselves and a conclusion.

Thomas Reese, SJ provides an introduction, thoughtful questions, in-depth analysis and prompts for discussion.