Sentence examples for question perceived from inspiring English sources

In a skeptical age, readers and organized groups frequently question perceived hidden interests and agendas of Op-Ed contributors who, unlike the paper's own opinion columnists, are outsiders.

The qualitative question (perceived curability) was assessed using the statements 'Many people who get [breast/colorectal/lung] cancer can be completely cured' with responses on 5-point Likert scales from 'strongly disagree' to 'strongly agree'.

The volume should not be regarded as a standard text reflecting routine proceedings; instead, it is intended to be a stimulating text, challenging the reader to question perceived wisdom.

Subjects also completed a 14-item survey containing demographic questions, perceived ease of injection, receipt of prior training, and preferred training format for organophosphate treatment.

One questioned perceived differences in stroke survivors interaction with self-management based on ethnicity.

As these are age-based questions, perceived child weight factor will be determined by the answers to the two age appropriate items only (questions 8-10).

Codes representing questions perceived from vignettes were sorted into nine categories forming two broad categories of Question Types about patient-specific and general medical information [see Additional file 3].

From question 1 to question 5, these questions measure perceived behavioral control (PBC) which is one of three independent variables in this study.

In order to test the convergent and divergent validity of the different indices, as a first step, confirmative factor analysis (CFA) was carried out using SAS for Windows (V.9.3) on the reaction and coping questions and perceived health questions.

In the United States, it's a question of perceived aloofness.

In that prosaic question, Einstein perceived a stark physical truth, the equivalence between gravity and acceleration.