Sentence examples for occurring questions from inspiring English sources

Fig. 11 Comparison of the answers of the first and all further occurring questions.

One of the most important and frequently occurring questions to answer in the course of a drug design project is which compounds to synthesize next.

The approach of setting a periodical interval length between occurring questions for each video can be attributed to the recommendations for ARS from Martyn (2007) as well.

Thus, a compromise of setting the minimal interval between occurring questions to 90 seconds and increasing them by the step size of 30 seconds leading to the final intervals of 1.5 minutes, 2 minutes, 2.5 minutes and 3 minutes was made.

Naturally occurring questions that involved "what" type queries were the ones most likely to contain identifiable PICO elements (x2 = 33.31 p < 0.0001).

With such evident discrepancies occurring between the Bank's aid effectiveness rhetoric and its actual practices – and given the length of time over which they have been occurring, questions must be asked about the merit and appropriateness of having the Bank play such an influential role in the Platform's in-country HSS activities.

A frequently occurring question in this context is how to optimally allocate measurements to selected dose levels, i.e., the choice of the experimental study design.

First, a frequently occurring question in the planning of biomedical investigations is whether to measure the response or the trait of interest on a continuous scale (e.g. gene expressions; systolic blood pressures etc).

When Enron and ensuing scandals occurred, questions arose as to whether the business risk audit was effective, or even appropriate.

When this occurs, questions arise as to the propriety of comment or argument in the second trial based upon the defendant's failure to take the stand at his previous trial.

Absent a sufficient supply of those candidates, says Myriad's Critchfield, "The debate that occurs questions whether you are better off taking someone with a hard science background and teaching them life science or vice versa".