Sentence examples for question incorporating from inspiring English sources

In this article, I focus on one aspect of this question: the formal analysis of specific voting methods (see, for example, Riker 1982; Mackie 2003, for a more comprehensive analysis of the above question, incorporating many of the issues raised in this article).

The actual attitudinal trigger is crafted as a rhetorical question incorporating an implied comparison (item (6c), Fig. 2) teamed with an explicit token of Attitude in the form of lexical metaphor, 'cutting edge': Where's the cutting edge rock to be found?

Self-rated health was evaluated by a single question incorporating five possible response options: ' In general, would you say your health is … (1) excellent, (2) very good, (3) good, (4) fair, (5) poor'.

His question incorporated a factual error that gave Ms. Spivey an opening, rare where Justice Scalia is concerned, for an effective come-back.

Finally, our sixth research question incorporates the growing track of psychology and communications literature that calls for attention to the emotional context of risk associated decisions [9].

It had considerable strengths: a questionnaire already used and validated by LTB in many different countries, cultures and translations (the HARDSHIP questionnaire [17]); neutral screening questions expected to lead to better ascertainment than questions incorporating degrees of frequency or severity [7]; diagnoses made according to a standard algorithm also developed and widely used by LTB [17].

31 32 The FMSQ comprises 14 self-reported questions incorporating a combination of closed and open response formats.

Content validity was achieved through inclusion of questions incorporating the key concepts of Evidence Based Medicine and clinical epidemiology.

Asking QUestions about Alcohol (AQUA) is a longitudinal cohort aiming to clarify the complex effects of low to moderate PAE using specifically developed and tested questions incorporating dose, pattern and timing of exposure.

Some comments include, "The questions incorporated into the game were challenging, which made the game useful as a learning tool".

As detailed questionnaires place a burden on staff, the limited questions incorporated into the WHO registry pilot study reflected its intention to be adopted by busy ANCs.