One of the most popular, still taught in some American law enforcement agencies, is that whether you look to the left or right when asked a question distinguishes the liar from the truthful person.
And the negative answer Virginia law provides to the question distinguishes capital punishment here from much of the rest of the country and most of the rest of the world.
One general question distinguished vegetarian diets and diets rich in vegetables, fruits, meat, or fish.
Item discrimination (D) measures how well a question distinguishes between students whose total pre- or post-test scores identify them as generally high performing (top 1/3) or low performing (bottom 1/3).
For instances like instance (9), the probe questions distinguishing Impact (Did it grab me?) and Quality (Did I like it?) are not sufficiently helpful to determine whether 'good' realises Impact or Quality.
The response categories for both questions distinguished between different types of exposure to standing, walking and sitting, as measured by the recorded work activity.
She couldn't ask questions, distinguish you from me, or employ socially interactive speech such as hello or thank you.
Questions distinguished among tuna (fresh or canned), other ocean fish, freshwater fish, and fish caught by the participant or by someone they knew.
59 These questions distinguish between active participation, such as spectating, volunteering or being in paid employment at the Games and passive engagement, namely, watching events on television, listening on the radio or reading about it at home.
Unpublished results from a former KORA study in the age group between 65 and 85 years showed that respondents reported on average a 1.5 times higher number of physician visits if questions distinguished between 15 different medical specialities.
