Sentence examples for possibility of questions from inspiring English sources

In addition, we augment the model to allow the possibility of questions having differential difficulty (cultural saliency).

As Prichard was to put it: "In mathematics we have, without real possibility of question, an instance of knowledge; we are certain, we know" (Prichard 1919, 302).

A general problem of anonymous surveys is the possibility of misunderstanding questions and the interpretation of the questions by the participants.

Since these items (question 19a g) immediately precede the question addressing confidence and trust (question 20), we explored the possibility of a question ordering effect by regressing a later item reflecting 'overall satisfaction with care' (question 25), on the 'interpersonal' items, along with the sociodemographic variables.

He appears to defuse the anger of his officers and encourage them to adjust to democracy, including the possibility of facing questions from an independent Parliament.

The risks and benefits of providing information to patients may depend on several factors such as: the medium (oral information, leaflet, videotape), the level of detail, the manner of presenting key evidence (e.g., relative or absolute risk), the possibility of asking questions, the cultural context, and of course individual patient preferences.

His tenacity is one reason that the internal debate has moved, astonishingly fast, from a theoretical possibility to questions of method and timing.

Competency Question 1 : What pathogen can be transmitted by a given vector in a geographic location?' In order to reflect the 'can' part (a possibility) of the question, we need to 'invert' the query by using negation.

As with any self-administered questionnaire, we also cannot rule out the possibility of poor question interpretation [ 16].

If we accept this possibility, a number of questions arise.

However, this prevented the possibility of addressing key questions about bacterial pathogens and the possible role of viral and bacterial co-infections.