Sentence examples for neutral question from inspiring English sources

A Labour source said: "That's the whips asking a neutral question to identify where the PLP is".

The British Election Study, a huge survey of public opinion, found that 41% of Labour supporters would back the constitution if asked a neutral question about the treaty.

This year the supreme court will hear another voters' rights case from Texas called Evenwel v Abbott which, on the face of it, seeks to decide the relatively neutral question of whether states should consider population size or the number of eligible voters when deciding how to set electoral boundaries of even size.

Theoretically, a neutral question would have the highest sensitivity to detect all cases.

Three out of four answered "yes" to the neutral question "Have you had a headache during the last 12 months" which probably intercepts most headache types.

A neutral question is "Have you had headache during the last year?"; such a question will include, as cases, those for whom headache is only a minor nuisance, and will therefore yield a higher prevalence than a non-neutral question specifying degree, frequency, intensity or circumstances of its occurrence [12].

Until we can find perfectly objective robots to conduct these polls, asking 100% neutral questions and communicating them to you the reader with 100% neutrality, well, we've got a polling problem on our hands.

Diana I. Tamir, co-author of the study and a doctoral student at Harvard, said the research focused not on bragging, but on answering neutral questions about one's personality.

Then, inside a scanner, they were asked to lie about which object they had taken but to answer truthfully to neutral questions, such as "Do you like chocolate?" The researchers distinguished truthful from deceptive responses in ninety per cent of the cases.

Special care was taken to formulate neutral questions.

Even though care was taken to formulate neutral questions, the way they were formulated may have had an influence.