Sentence examples for presentation of questions from inspiring English sources

The order of presentation of questions was randomized for each participant.

However, the presentation of questions in the patient questionnaire may mean that some social care use was under-reported.

A number of modifications were made to the wording and presentation of questions, and to the overall presentation of the questions and items.

In addition, presentation of questions on a tablet computer might be advantageous for cognitively impaired patients as there are usually only two or three questions per page in a large font.

The former is measured based on the immediate starts and stops of the timer, managed through computer or programs (such as CATI and CAPI), to record learners' time spent in answering the question after the presentation of question while the latter included both the question presentation and the learners' spent time to answer the question.

They were all multiple-choice formats, but they differed in the mode of presentation of the questions, e.g., whether they had a chance to listen to the questions once or twice.

Students were asked: "During the past 30 days, on how many days did you miss classes or school without permission?" A full presentation of the questions that were considered is presented in Table 1.

Low Kappa values could be explained by suboptimal presentation of the questions in the self-administered questionnaire, and consequently, introductory statements, wording of these questions and graphical presentation of items were improved.

Because Ramist logic made possible a more concise presentation of different questions, it proved more advantageous than scholasticism to Protestant theologians, who began to set out their doctrines in the form of loci or brief passages on a specific topic.

The ISEE is also widely viewed as the more straightforward test, focusing more on the depth of its content (especially in mathematics) than on the creative presentation of its questions.

A second limitation was the presentation of these questions in the words of the authors alone.