Sentence examples for question per se from inspiring English sources
Cohen said Trump likes to give orders by making a sweeping claim — then asking a question that's not really a question, per se.
Anderson does not consider this question per se, but instead analyzes the prior question of the rational construction of belief and the production of knowledge.
Shulgin sometimes used MDMM4 as an example when lecturing about his research process; the compound was not an answer to a question per se, but a stepping stone in his gradual exploration of structures that bridge various chemical and pharmacological classes.
I am not alone in feeling this way, for no Court of Appeals to consider the question has embraced the per se rule the Court today goes out of its way to adopt.
Which means that they won't really be asking questions per se.
While the practice of issuing conditional appraisals and requesting additional data has a clear legal basis and is not questioned per se, this analysis identifies key shortcomings in the current G-BA approach such as a lack of rationale for conditional appraisals, a lack of methodological guidance from the G-BA and a lack of flexibility and pragmatism within the G-BA.
Young and co-workers found that emesis questions per se increased self-reported occurrence of nausea [34].
However, these questions could have been answered more precisely by a more thorough sampling with more comprehensive statistical analysis, but it should be noticed that the main aim of the present study is to point out the practical value of the proposed MOTU approach rather than answering the ecological questions per se.
Another explanation for the inconsistency might be that the questionnaire is insufficient regarding the symptom questions per se.
Researchers conducting a cognitive interview are not interested in testing the procedure for administering a questionnaire, nor are they interested in participants' responses to the questions per se.
All potential subjects (including current gravidae) were informed that their participation was voluntary, and were provided with an overview of the discussion but not material nor questions per se.
