Sentence examples for question for review from inspiring English sources

The size of the financial sector in Britain has become a good question for review," he says, adding for good measure that much of financial services boils down to just "extracting rent from industry".

There are currently several examples available in which such an approach has been successfully used to identify genes not previously associated with a given biological question (for reviews see Usadel et al. 2009; Bordych et al. 2013, and references therein).

Last week, an appellate court upheld the result but said there were legal questions for review by the Court of Appeals.

However, the co-evolution of these organisms is now considered controversial, as some of the data that have been presented to prove this phenomenon have been questioned (for review see ref. 13).

Structural studies of large scale metabolic, protein interaction and genetic regulatory networks have uncovered some unexpected patterns leading to interesting hypotheses and questions (for reviews see [ 1- 3]).

Ten students commented that they used the TP games to focus on weak areas, for example, one student used the TP questions for Reviewing any gaps in knowledge elucidated by the questions.

Fig. 1 Selection of a question type to generate in the online SQG system Fig. 2 Online SQG space: multiple-choice (left), yes/no (middle), and matching (right) questions Fig. 3 Retrieval of questions generated for review, revision and deletion.

The purpose of this study was to systematically review the empiric evidence on end-of-life care in nursing homes in the United States The guiding research question for this review was what is the state of research evidence in end-of-life care in long-term care?

How this pattern affects candidates' presidential prospects and reputations is a fascinating – and potentially very troubling – question for later review.

Asked whether the government would strengthen the country's 2030 emissions reduction targets, Frydenberg was guarded, postponing the question for a review of climate policy scheduled for 2017.

"A key question for this review will be whether the benefits to the UK of protecting the functioning of the internal market justify the high level of EU competence in this area".