Sentence examples for question which emerged from inspiring English sources

This study found that women often accepted the recommendations of providers without question, which emerged from their understanding that providers were best equipped to make health decisions on their behalf because providers knew more about health issues.

One conceptual question which emerges from our results concerns the theoretical differences between the "feedback" inputs and multisensory interactions in the present conditions.

However, one question, which emerges is how animals store this information.

One question, which emerges from these findings, is to what extent the preference for the natural over the artificial reflects a more deeply rooted distrust in the dominant bio-medical health care system.

The basis for theoretical sampling was the questions which emerged during data analysis.

Strengths of this study include it being designed to provide answers to questions which emerged from empirical quantitative studies conducted by the same researchers.

By selecting all the wards in all shifts there was no need for theoretical sampling in this stage (place and time) [ 10], but theoretical sampling of different situations were made in each ward or dressing room based on the questions which emerged during the interviews and observations.

House Democrats have also raised questions about the compromise, which emerged after the Bush administration agreed to share documents related to the secret eavesdropping program with the Senate committee.

They range widely, from questions of power of which emerging economies want more to matters of paperwork of which Mr de Rato wants much less.Apart from generating reams of analysis, the fund's job is to furnish foreign exchange to countries that have temporarily run short.

It is an intuitive sort of knowledge, which emerges from what the sentence in question states.

However, given the epidemiological dynamics, it may represent an emerging question which we need to face.