Sentence examples for question framing from inspiring English sources

With this general question framing his overall research, he wrote his background and introduction.

But when asked whether or not she could confirm that the reporter, Ray Hernandez, had actually seen the entirety of the 2008 video before writing the article, McNulty declined to address the question, framing it as a non-issue.

As glossily inhuman PR droids square off against fevered ranks of Poujadists in tweeds and Union flag waistcoats – some of whom look like they're already decomposing – there's only one question framing the debate: what's best not for the people of Britain, but for their bosses?

As glossily inhuman PR droids square off against fevered ranks of Poujadists in tweeds and Union flag waistcoats—some of whom look like they're already decomposing there's only one question framing the debate: What's best not for the people of Britain, but for their bosses?

The sensitivity and specificity of behavioral risk screening questions can vary markedly by clinical setting and by question framing.

Typical elicitation methods were adapted to overcome methodological problems such as subjective life expectancy and question framing.

I am often asked, the question framed in terms of nation or ethnicity.

The same question, framed differently, asked them if they would rather lose $3,000 or accept an 80percentt chance of losing $4,000 (with a 20percentt chance of losing nothing).

As to the additional question framed by this court, there can be no judicial remedy for failure to "comply" with Section 5.

Accordingly, apropos the additional question framed by this court, there can be no judicial remedy for failure to comply with Section 5.

The corresponding mathematical question, framed in 1852, became the celebrated "four-colour map problem": Is it possible to construct a planar map for which five colours are necessary?