Sentence examples for question predominantly from inspiring English sources

The results of the palynological analysis indicate that during the period in question, predominantly steppe landscapes existed in dry, cold climate conditions.

As a consequence of tissue shrinkage, formalin preservation may additionally influence volume of organs in question, predominantly with relation to isolated organs [ 14, 20].

Questions predominantly focused on the configuration and use of the EHR-based test results notification system and on specific aspects of the test result alert management process, including strategies to prevent missed alerts.

In this paper we draw on expert opinion in key texts, and examples of the use of open questions in predominantly closed question questionnaires, to consider whether there is value in including such questions, and if so, how best to optimise the quality of the data and analysis.

The majority of stone blocks used to build the pyramids are a kind of rock called "nummulitic limestone". Limestone just means they're comprised of calcium carbonate, but the nummulitic part means that the calcium carbonate in question is predominantly the fossil shells of a marine protist called Nummulites (the genus name), which belongs to the larger taxonomic group Foraminifera.

The firms in question are predominantly U.S. based, with Hannigan specifically name-checking Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp as conduits being used by ISIS to communicate and spread their extremist propaganda.

These question items predominantly derive from the Physical Activity Questionnaire for Adolescents [ 29] and the PAQ-C [ 23] questionnaire.

Thus, the composition of the exam questions was predominantly data analysis or interpretation questions, giving us confidence that this could be a measure of student ability to analyze and interpret data.

Short-answer (Theme 1.1.1.3) questions were predominantly used in conjunction with multiple choice question (MCQ) assessments and were often based on clinical scenarios.

Upon careful review, the team recognized that the emotional questions were predominantly negative and thus the children's preferred format resulted in a large group of negative questions together.

Clinical questions were predominantly influenced by ageing-related issues.