Sentence examples for produced question from inspiring English sources

The very notion of evidence and the boundaries of what counts as evidence is a social construct, as evidence is always the product of a socially produced question.

HONG KONG — A bungled art theft this week at the Palace Museum in the Forbidden City in Beijing may not have been worthy of a master thief, with the police quickly claiming to have found the suspect, but the episode has nonetheless produced questions and criticism about security at Chinese museums.

Jones told Mediatheguardian.com that Tinopolis – which is headquartered in Wales but owns the London-based Mentorn, which produces Question Time – "will definitely go for" the Welsh franchise and take a look at the Scottish and English pilots once the Department for Culture, Media and Sport reveals more detail about the bidding process.

Mudie says Barclays is producing questions and objections to ring-fencing, in contrast to HSBC.

I'm sure Ms. Rehm has help, but no amount of preparation could produce questions so acute.

If it's a good museum then it should inspire learning, which produces questions from the children".

That may produce questions from the family as to why this is a federal matter, as opposed to a local matter.

This suggests that the class-based and property-based strategies produce questions, which have similar discrimination indices.

Furthermore, differences in dietary intake and digestive physiology between ruminants and non-ruminants produce questions regarding the importance of these pathways to cattle.

And yet, for example, whilst the position of the National Institutes of Health in the USA is unrivalled in terms of the amount of high quality biomedical science it produces, questions are being asked as to why the health care system is ranked below that of many other developed countries in recent assessments [ 1].

In order to compare questions produced by different question generation teams, Rus et al. (2010) identified five criteria for humans to use in judging the quality of questions: syntactic correctness, ambiguity, relevance, question type, and variety.