Sentence examples for primary question addressed from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the primary question addressed by the literature is why sovereigns repay at all given the irrelevance of legal enforcement.
The primary question addressed in this article is whether and how public policies can engender high quality in child care and early education settings.
The primary question addressed in this study is whether shoulder arthroplasty increases the risk of deep vein thrombosis.
The primary question addressed in this study is the role of the DPM neurons and their outputs in regulation of sleep.
We focused on the heterogeneity of the monocytes, and the primary question addressed in this study was which monocyte subset could be the source of osteoclasts.
The primary questions addressed by the APrON study relate to prenatal maternal nutrition as a predictor of maternal mental health (depression and anxiety), birth outcomes (prematurity, congenital anomalies), and long-term child development (neurodevelopment, behaviour, cognitive health).
One of our primary questions addressed the word identification accuracy on inflected morphologically complex words as compared with single-morpheme matched control words between words in context (oral reading passage) and isolated words (naming task).
It is highly implausible that the primary research question addressed here could ever be addressed with a randomized controlled trial.
The primary research question addressed by this review was: is there any evidence from the worldwide published and unpublished literature that agricultural policies that directly affect the price of food (output price policies, trade liberalisation policies and public distribution systems) affect nutrition and health outcomes?
The primary question being addressed in this paper is whether or not immigration flows, as a whole, have a statistically significant effect on the well-being of native populations in a given country.
The primary question we addressed was the relationship between the concentration of phthalate metabolites in maternal prenatal urine and the AGD, or the more appropriate derived measure anogenital index (AGI = AGD/weight), in human male offspring.
