Sentence examples for question varying from inspiring English sources

We will discuss how narrow attraction and preferential selection are better viewed as two extremes of a continuum (see also El Mouden et al. 2014) in which the relative importance of preservative and reconstructive processes is ultimately an empirical question, varying in different cultural domains, and depending on the granularity of the analysis.

New York State said the tests had become too easy, with some questions varying little from year to year, making it simple for teachers to prepare students because each test is made publicly available after it is given.

Subjective measures refer to assessing company performance with scale questions varying from 1 to 7, or from poor to very good.

Medication adherence was measured as the sum score of the four questions, varying from 4 to a maximum of 20.

The questionnaire used a "choose your own adventure" format with follow-up questions varying based on the responses to prior questions.

The numerical survey is provided in Table 5; a subset of the questions was used for each course, with the selection of questions varying.

While this data was collected with the intention of demonstrating how receptive patients might be to each DT question, the varying degree to which questions were posed also reflects some ambivalence on the part of the therapists to broach these issues.

This study explored the question by varying the utility of positive and negative RPEs in a design that controlled for other closely related properties of feedback and could distinguish utility from salience.

To identify the point of indifference (where both options are equally acceptable), respondents were asked the question repeatedly, varying only the number of years living in full health each time.

These windows can be visualized as a set of thousands or even millions of overlapping "cylinders" within the geographic area in question, each varying in the amount of territory and length of time it covers.

** p < 0.001 * p < 0.05 A majority of students had accurate knowledge regarding modes of transmission with the proportions answering each question correctly varying between 85% (do not transmit by shaking hands) and 97% (transmission through contaminated blood transfusion).