Sentence examples for question can be generated from inspiring English sources

New research question can be generated in each cycle based on the lessons learned.

Question can be generated to test the grammatical, vocabulary, content or subject related knowledge of a learner (Brown et al., 2005; Lee & Seneff, 2007; Lin, Sung, & Chen, 2007).

The supporting questions can be generated using appropriate question templates.

In this section, we describe conceptually how questions can be generated in our approach.

A novel server system architecture allows patient data to be automatically transferred from the Vienna General Hospital to the Medical University of Vienna, and then imported into an e-learning template, in which online MCQ questions can be generated.

For example, for the sentence "Peter has 20 apples", the following questions can be generated (Fig. 4): Open image in new window Fig. 4 An example using the ARK Question Generation and the corresponding accuracy scores.

For instance, an infinite number of questions can be generated from the template "Solve for x: [num1]x + [num2] = [num3]." where [num1], [num2], and [num3] are variables in the template that should be assigned to numbers.

Most importantly, using the quantitative data available from tracking and segmentations of complete connectomes, many biological questions can be generated, such as: (i) the relationship between the number of branches and the length of each segment in a population of axons; and (ii) the spatial distribution of motor neurons or the optimal layout of the motor neurons in a population of axons.

In addition to questions that can be generated using phrases in a statement, semantic information related to the issue in a statement can also be exploited to generate semantics-based questions.

An interesting question is if haploid cells can be generated directly from somatic diploid cells.

Equally interesting is the question of how such a structure can be generated and maintained during growth.