Sentence examples for optimal phrasing from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, despite the detailed efforts to ensure optimal phrasing of the item the intended question may not have been specific enough.

In a recent study in Nevada, the abilities of practicing physicians and medical students to search Boolean queries were compared, and both demonstrated deficiencies in optimal phrasing.

Overall, participants reported wanting very specific, detailed information on how to take medication; discussions also highlighted the need to choose optimal phrasing and wording to promote ease of understanding.

The "not optimal" phrase plays to Maureen Dowd's depiction of Obama as Mr. Spock from Star Trek — a preternaturally cool and distant figure.

Investigators utilised a content analysis approach, where the patient comments and discussions were broadly categorised and classified to discern participants' preferences for optimal wording, phrasing and content of medication instructions.

The objective of this paper is to explore the optimal content and phrasing of information when discussing the dying process and E-O-L issues with terminally ill cancer patients and their families.

These sessions will aim to evaluate and justify the list of statements brought forward from the Delphi survey, and discuss the optimal format and phrasing of the checklist tool.

Having muffed it on this issue once, Romney is sure to come better prepared, and now he has the phrase "not optimal" to throw back in the President's face.

It was Stewart, in gently criticizing the Obama Administration's reaction to the killings, who initially used the phrase "not the optimal response".

There was considerable variation between females, both in their preference for clear or noisy pauses in natural phrases, and in the optimal combinations of syllable onset accentuations and noise levels in pauses that they preferred in synthetic phrases.

Music or spoken sentences are recognizable only when their elements (melody, rhythmic patterns, phrase) are presented at an optimal speed that permits significant perceptual unity; that is, only when they belong to the relative simultaneity of the psychological present.