Sentence examples for question adapted from inspiring English sources

Question 7: Your overall opinion about evolution (question adapted from Miller et al. 2006).

Question 10 Human evolution with or without creation (question adapted from Berkman et al. 2008).

The mom in question adapted beautifully to assisted living and made many new friends.

An evaluation grid was designed and tailored to the review question, adapted from others (e.g. Hadorn et al. 1996; Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network 2004).

Indicate if each of the following statements about religiosity is either true or false, select all that apply (question adapted from Pew Global Attitudes Project 2007): a = faith in God is necessary for morality, b = religion is very important in my life, c = I pray at least once a day.

Indicate if each of the following statements about religiosity is either true or false, select all that apply (question adapted from Pew Global Attitudes Project 2007): A = faith in God is necessary for morality, B = religion is very important in my life, and C = I pray at least once a day.  .

Then you're ready for these questions adapted from the final exam at the Jim Evans Academy of Professional Umpiring in Kissimmee, Fla. 1. Runner on second, two outs.

Scale 4, "Fun", consists of five questions adapted from Laros and Steenkamp (2005).

A self-administered questionnaire was used with standard questions adapted from the 2008 Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance System to assess asthma characteristics.

Lifetime intimate partner violence was ascertained through questions adapted from the Demographic Health Survey Questionnaires and Modules: Domestic Violence Module [35] and the WHO Multi-Country Study on Violence Against Women [36], respectively.

To help us synthesize our assessment of the overall strength of the evidence, we developed a concise list of questions, adapted from Drummond et al. [10].