Sentence examples for questioned and compared from inspiring English sources

However, the pharmaceutical industry has reduced its research efforts in infections; genomics has not delivered the anticipated novel therapeutics; new regulatory requirements have increased costs; antibiotic use in common infections eg, bronchitis and sinusitis is questioned; and, compared with other drugs, return on investments is lower for antimicrobials.

Similar codes were grouped into sub-categories and subsequently also divided into main categories, critically questioned and compared within the research team.

Students are expected to be able to "identify and analyze theories that are currently being questioned, and compare them to new theories that have emerged to challenge the older ones".

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, writing in the Guardian, stated that Lee writes with "a fiercely progressive ink, in which there is nothing inevitable about racism and its very foundation is open to question", and compared her to Faulkner, who wrote about racism as an inevitability.

To make certain that the cause and effect weren't flipped — that beliefs in global warming weren't influencing perceptions of temperature — they switched around the order of the questions and compared the beliefs in global warming to actual, and not just perceived, temperature deviation.

Zaval and her colleagues named this effect "local warming". To make certain that the cause and effect weren't flipped that beliefs in global warming weren't influencing perceptions of temperature they switched around the order of the questions and compared the beliefs in global warming to actual, and not just perceived, temperature deviation.

In a cross-sectional study of 594 community-dwelling older subjects, we developed a questionnaire from an initial list of 23 yes/no questions, and compared it with an existing one to determine their relative ability to identify older persons with moderate to severe disabilities.

Weiss et al. tried to answer this question, and compared five different setups of IU devices for six different PACS users during a 2-week period [8].

We quantified undergraduate student misconceptions and understanding of natural selection before and after instruction with multiple-choice and open-response test questions and compared student performance across gender and academic levels.

But he maintained that the birth control debate was about "personal sexual recreational activities," not any broader health questions, and compared contraception to sneakers.

CR and KJS then reviewed these questions and compared them with themes from the interviews.