Sentence examples for question were derived from inspiring English sources

Deconvolution between Ca(t) and Q t) with the CT Perfusion software (GE Healthcare) gave H t), from the latter muscle blood flow (perfusion) and blood volume for the pixel block in question were derived with Eqs (1 - 3).

A number of the ESTs in question are derived from genes linked to cancer of the head and neck, which for some reason is unusually common in Brazil.

State Tax Commission Representing her brother, Miss Kellems complained about a $1,200 levy income-the sum still unpaid-arguing that young man then as now, a resident of Connecticut, had never worked in N.Y. and that it was irrelevant that the income in question was derived from the Kellems Co,, in which he was a partner and which at that time did its manufactuing in N.Y.

From this hypothesis the central research question was derived: Are there measurable differences in resilience at the local level?

Patent protection, the court found, "is not available when the genetic information has ceased to perform the function it performed in the initial material from which the material in question is derived".

Traditionally, the answer to the question was derived simply by looking at the raw number of comebacks led by an NFL quarterback in the fourth quarter or in overtime.

The memo rightly notes the Isikoff article in question "is derived from information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo News," though it presents no evidence to support the insinuation that Isikoff did not do additional reporting.

The question was derived from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES -questionnaire [ 20].

The question was derived from the 'Survey of living conditions'.

This question was derived from the SQUASH [ 37].

Credits for each question are derived from the answers given by the reference panel.