Sentence examples for question to define from inspiring English sources

We use the following question to define formal employment or formality: "do you have access to medical aid in...?" If the household head answers either Mexican Institute of Social Security or Institute of Services and Social Security for the State Workers, we consider him or her to be formally employed.

We used the answer to the latter question to define the participants' personal network sizes.

Previous studies have also used this type of question to define frequency of fast food consumption.

Assessment and analyses addressing the second question, to define the most effective and cost efficient ways of integrating specific program activities, are still underway.

44 Two trials used a clear definition of low back pain, 52 53 and one trial used a simple question to define patients ("do the muscles of your low back hurt?").

The GWBI has 22 questions each with five response options (scoring from 1 to 5), but worded differently for each question, to define the intended meaning (e.g. During the past two weeks, have you been waking up feeling fresh and rested? Every day – Most days – Less than half the time – Not often – Not at all).

This review is supplemented by the use of "e-Learning Design Screening Questions" to define e-learning design and development in 10 randomly selected articles.

The problems most of scholar and practitioners face whenever it is questioned to define, understand, or prevent firm failure start with the definition of insolvency and its differentiation with bankruptcy.

We must ask two questions to define right and wrong within the confines of Christianity: "Does it hurt anybody?" "Does it promote love?" (Love the virtue, not the emotion).

Moreover, our study is not assessing the sensitivity of the screening questions to define a TB suspect.

To this purpose, we asked a few questions to define the concept and goals of basic research.