Sentence examples for items on whether from inspiring English sources

Questions on men's childhoods included items on whether and how often their father was at home and mother's level of schooling.

The checklist included items on whether the sample, data and analysis were appropriate; the results can be transferred across settings; ethical issues were adequately addressed; and it is clear what the researchers did.

Emotional support included items on whether the mother introduced the child by name, kissed or hugged the child, or showed a positive feeling toward the child during the home visit.

This questionnaire comprises eight items on whether the patient is referred to a psychosocial caregiver and the types of problems the patient has experienced (e.g. financial, psychological, and sexual).

Alcohol-related problems were measured by the CAGE alcohol screening questionnaire [ 14] consisting of four items on whether the respondent had ever 1) felt the need to cut down on his/her drinking, 2) been criticized by others due to excessive drinking, 3) felt bad or guilty due to drinking, or 4) had a drink in the morning to steady nerves, get rid of a hangover or as an eye-opener.

Other areas of strength were revealed within the dimension on Teamwork within units whereby the item on whether staff support one another within a unit received 84.7% positive responses, whereas the item on the degree to which staff we work together as a team to get the work done when there is a lot of work to be done received 81.6%percentt positive scores.

He added, in a separate item on whether Muslims should abandon their traditions, that: "Honestly, between a Muslim in a chador and a shaved Jewess, my choice is made!" Nobody paid attention for a week: Siné is a notorious provocateur whose strong pro-Palestinian, anti-Zionist views have in the past crossed the line into anti-Semitism.

For example, the item on whether the information provided was accessible to all kinds of people, those with disabilities or not, caught my attention.

Note the item on whether the married are happier.

If, for instance, a patient never does gardening because he lives in a high rise tower block, then an item on whether his disease adversely affects gardening is unlikely to shift after any treatment.

One major area of strength was highlighted by the responses to the item on whether the hospital is actively doing things to improve patient safety to which percent positive response was 90%.