Sentence examples for items questions about from inspiring English sources

But with predictions that the holiday season will be one of the grimmest in recent years, particularly when it comes to the sale of luxury items, questions about the inopportune timing of the mall's opening are probably inevitable, especially since the stores can't be seen from the street.

Additionally, a 12-item, short-form, general health-status assessment (SF-12®v2 Health Survey™ [QualityMetric Incorporated, Lincoln, Rhode Island, USA]) (13), demographic items, questions about resource use, and a chronic condition checklist also were employed.

Separate line items questioned about fresh and processed red meats, poultry, finfish/shellfish, canned tuna and fried fish.

To examine the association between SCRQoL, as measured by the ASCOT, and three single-item questions about accessibility of information, design of the home and accessibility of the local area, we estimate linear and quantile regression models.

Single item questions about pain have shown to be reliable in measuring pain in children and adolescents.

Single item questions about self ratings of overall health status are widely used in both military and civilian surveys.

For this reason, single-item questions about general concepts that imply multiple domains rarely provide sufficient evidence to support claims about that general concept.

The Toronto AF Symptoms Check List (SCL) [ 20] consists of 16 item questions about symptoms that are evaluated in terms of frequency and severity.

Instead, we were inspired by the single item questions about mental health symptoms used by a Norwegian child psychiatrist in his studies of 16-year-old pupils [ 5].

Three single item questions about being a supervisor (yes/no), shift work (yes/no), and type of job contract (permanent contract/self-employed) were included in the questionnaire worded as The Netherlands Working Conditions Survey [ 31].

Users would generally assume that the item questions about their feelings "at the present moment", rather than over the stated period, as emphasized in the sentence preceding that (i.e. over the last 24 hours/over the last week).