Sentence examples for question motivated from inspiring English sources

That question motivated a provocative new study of the brains of experienced players that has prompted discussion and debate in the soccer community, and some anxiety among those of us with soccer-playing offspring.

That peculiarly modern question motivated a new study from Finland in which a group of healthy, physically active volunteers donned special shorts that measure muscular activity in the legs.

This question motivated our explorations of biology students' non-adaptive and adaptive evolutionary reasoning patterns.

The Algebraic Kirchberg Phillips Question, motivated by the corresponding C ∗ -algebra result, is not the only natural classification-type question to ask in the context of Leavitt path algebras.

This question motivated my colleagues and I to formulate a training program to meet the real needs of postdoctoral trainees--both their "quality of life" needs and their need to identify a career tract in an environment where the number of "permanent" positions in academia is limited.

"What do you do with a rain room?" That simple question motivated London-based artists rAndom International – founded by Stuart Wood, Florian Ortkrass and Hannes Koch – as they conceived and created their immersive spectacle, Rain Room.

That's the basic question motivating plans to develop grand culture centres in otherwise derelict urban neighbourhoods.

Table 4 Summary of statistical tests used Question motivating the model Model Predictor Estimate ± SE p value Result Do the students in the two treatments perform differently before instruction?

Here, linkset models are fitted to data on chromosome breakpoints in ovarian adenocarcinomas, in order to answer the question motivating the project that collected them whether there are nonrandom co-occurrences of breakpoints in particular chromosome regions, and whether these might be of prognostic significance.

A key question motivating this research program is whether or not populations will be able to adapt rapidly enough to avoid extinction (Visser 2008).

This fundamental question motivates much research in evolutionary ecology: how do natural populations retain so much genetic variation in fitness traits?