Sentence examples for questions and increased from inspiring English sources

Uncomfortable questions and increased due diligence may sound like innocuous penalties.

In a randomised controlled trial, Australian medical students did not improve their literature searching skills after a formal workshop in EBP, although they did improve confidence and ability to construct clinical questions and increased their awareness of information resources [ 8].

The two-way model can be seen as target-oriented since it addresses pressing policy questions and increases the probability that change will be introduced.

Improved appreciation and interest in E. coli's natural history can only uncover more questions, and increase its potential even more.

Participants' suggestions for improving the overall questionnaire included providing visual aids, rephrasing sentences, redefining words with concrete examples, revising nonapplicable questions and increasing the use of racially and ethnically concordant interviewers.

The interviews will take approximately 30 min to complete and will be held in a place as private as possible to allow the interviewees to freely answer questions and increase the credibility of their answers.

Due to low levels of literacy amongst the study population, the questionnaire was administered in private by a native Chichewa-speaking interviewer - to achieve a higher response rate to questions, and increase reliability of the questionnaire.

An analysis of a broader set of tissues might resolve the question and increase the chance of detecting expression differences in any individual genes.

Among participants with BDI ≤ 14 additional positive answers (increased knee pain score) allowed an increase in the positive likelihood ratio: those with score 2 had twice the probability of having radiographic KL ≥ 2 than before the questions and this increased to 7.34 for those who scored 3.

ACTO contains two QPLs because they were identified as a priority area for consumers at the first NCAG meeting in March 2007 and have been shown to prompt question-asking and increase the likelihood of people having their information needs met [ 40].

Rephrasing items and providing a description of the area of interest (e.g. neighborhood) might improve the participants' understanding of the questions and consequently increase reliability.