Sentence examples for question response from inspiring English sources

We also introduce a grade of membership for each question response which allows the patient to indicate a level of confidence or doubt in their own judgement.

Also, if you had a Yahoo account in 2013 but have since closed it, you should change the credentials for any current accounts you have that might share a password or security question response with that old account.

Similarly, significant (P <.0001) correlations were observed between the Patient Global Impression of Improvement question response categories and the three independent measures of improvement in stress urinary incontinence (0.49, 0.33, and −0.43 with incontinence episode frequency, stress pad test, and Incontinence Quality of Life Questionnaire results, respectively).

As with the Patient Global Impression of Severity question, differences in mean changes for Incontinence Quality of Life Questionnaire and median percent changes for incontinence episode frequency and stress pad test among the Patient Global Impression of Improvement question response categories were highly significant (P <.0001).

If you enter an incorrect security question response five times, your S3000 FIPS is permanently locked.

Individual question response rates varied; this is shown below in the Tables, where relevant.

This wasn't even entirely spawned by his beer-question response, but because a lazy play in the outfield by the Braves' Jason Heyward on a Harper hit prompted Judge to conflate Heyward with teachers' unions.

Throughout the report, we make reference to studies of several other languages in an attempt to situate Spanish within cross-linguistic research on question-response sequences.

Hanjani and Li (2014) Scaffolding (e.g. instructing, advising) accepting advice, requesting advice, restating, assessing, question-response (e.g. seeking clarifications), confirming understanding, persisting, expressing certainty-uncertainty, expressing knowledge-lack of knowledge, expressing inability, expressing understanding, clarifying, justifying & responding to question.

Schegloff (2007) reinforces the idea of a "known answer" question forming a distinctive three-part sequence type: test question-response-evaluation, with the third turn evaluation revealing the purpose of the initial question to be "answering correctly".

We examined 2000 questions and their responses in spontaneous conversation among three-party groups of same age children between 4 8 years of age to investigate the frequency and distributional patterns related to norms governing question response sequences.