When you ask her a question, make up a playful answer for her.
The interviews were semi-structured and the discussion was based on open questions made up in advance.
Most (97%) when asked through close-ended questions made up their own mind to participate in the trial, although doctors at the cancer centre, family, and family doctors (to a lesser extent) were also influential (Table 6).
The first 100 questions make up his new book, 100.
These questions make up the core of Michael Shapiro's elegant and exhaustively researched "Bottom of the Ninth".
These questions make up the basis of my new theatre show in which I present the results of my YouTube experiment and my research from working with teenage girls, I roller-skate back into my own teenage mind – and, of course, challenge the audience to rate whether I'm pretty or ugly, too.
ii Five questions make up the 'comprehensibility' subscale (2, 6, 8, 9 and 11).
CAGE Questionnaire[ 31]: Four questions make up this questionnaire to detect dependence on alcohol.
Because the composition of exams between the lab courses differed slightly (total points, percentage of questions of each Bloom's level, value of each question), and total quiz scores are a function of the individual questions making up the test, it was necessary to standardize the exams to correctly compare the overall scores between classes.
KOOS, which was used as primary outcome on patients' perception of pain and function, consists of 42 individual questions, making up 5 subscales: Pain, other symptoms (Symptoms), activities in daily living (ADL), function in sport and recreation (Sport&Rec) and knee-related quality of life (QOL).
