Sentence examples for question to increase from inspiring English sources
A precursor question to increase the capacity of an airspace is to determine the minimum distance separation required to make this airspace safe.
There are also spotlights situated at the bottom of the set area that zoom down on the contestant when they answer a major question; to increase the visibility of the light beams emitted by such spotlights, oil is vaporized, creating a haze effect.
Those minutes were spent with the interviewer, Lauren Green, asking Aslan to explain why a Muslim would write a book about Jesus — with Aslan coolly emphasizing his credentials and the non-Islamic nature of his argument — and then with Green asking variations on the Muslim question, to increasing offense and diminishing returns.
We will periodically ask you these questions to increase participation and so you don't need to dig around to find them.
Ask questions to increase understanding, rather than asking questions to trip up or to confuse.
They spoke of the importance of getting answers to their questions to increase their knowledge about the disease.
The survey was pilot tested and minor modifications were made to the wording of some questions to increase clarity [ 5].
Trainees could be explicitly taught rhetorical strategies such as "planning before asking" and "targeting questions" to increase their comfort with requesting support from a supervisor.
The importance of clarity of information about illness and treatment was emphasized by all participants, who also wanted to be given the opportunity to ask questions to increase clarity.
This simplified measure of change was chosen despite diverse methods of interpreting scales [ 33], based partly on the test/rest study [ 17] in which the numbers of response alternatives were changed for some questions to increase reliability.
The URC had previously worked in two of the areas of the city included in this study; the board recommended adding the third (northwest Detroit) after discussing the research questions, to increase variation across study communities in air quality.
