Sentence examples for low question from inspiring English sources

Consequently, not all demographics questions were required in both studies, which resulted in low question response rates that could never characterize the sample.

The low question response rate (despite the high questionnaire response rate) might also be noted as a study limitation.

The child listened as her mother's voice grew closer, punctuated by an occasional low-pitched question.

After Wednesday's loss to the Devils, a fuming Low questioned both his players' effort and their willingness to follow his game plan.

His work since has continued to deal with many of the same themes it did in the old days — "places where subcultures commune; the meeting of high and low; questions of how much intervention a work of art requires to make it transformative," as Mr. Orlofsky put it.

We qualitatively concluded that low questions intensity (very few questions, i.e., 2 or 3 in the video) decreases the number of students' views and increases the early dropouts from the video.

Low question-asking may be related to counselee concession to expert authority, or to unfamiliarity with the content and process of cancer genetic counselling (Collins et al, 2000), or the exact role of counsellors in the provision of health care (Bernhardt et al, 2000).

The negative impacts in the Psychological Disability, Social Disability and Handicap domains was very low (questions ranging from 10 to 11%) (Table  2).

Though many nowadays find the "high-low" question a non-issue, for the record, Greenberg, an ex-Trotskyist, took the highbrow line.

Low priority questions: All other questions.

As the pound hits a 31-year low, the question is, how do you feel?