Sentence examples for questions assisted from inspiring English sources

Eligible participants underwent a self-administered interview using a structured questionnaire on laptop with some open-ended questions, assisted by a research assistant.

The policy areas can be divided, I think, into life-and-death questions – assisted suicide, sex-selective abortion – in which the pressure on the CPS is that people seem to want a gladiatorial contest, a final thumbs-up/ thumbs-down decision on behalf of society, on a matter that, in truth, will never be finally decided.

In the early 1920s Max Born at the University of Göttingen set out to address those questions, assisted by his brilliant students Wolfgang Pauli, Pascual Jordan and Werner Heisenberg.

GJC: led the development, analysis, and interpretation of the categorization schema for the open-ended questions, assisted by RVK and JO.

TS participated in the development of the methodology, completing the semi-structured interviews with the targeted "experts" in shaping the research questions, assisted in sourcing literature and in revising the manuscript.

Assist International House staff with early move-in: Check in students who have been approved for early move-in, speak with parents and family members to answer their questions, assist students while they look for their dorms and carry their luggages.

Encouraging questions assist patients to push past personal resistance and inhibitions.

The practice support specialists engaged regularly with teams using a variety of methods, including face-to-face meetings, teleconferences, and email, to answer questions, assist with identifying potential solutions for any identified concerns, and to review and assist teams with interpreting the practice reports.

SA helped to draft the manuscript, MPR helped in the analysis and to draft the manuscript, DDL provided substantial methodological comments on the drafts, contributed to the conception of the research question, assisted in revising the manuscript.

However, the size of the proficiency gains together with the many positive comments from the open ended question, assisted to triangulate the results as suggested by Holden [ 27] and quantify this effect.

This week's Ask an Expert features Debra Drelich, a specialist in geriatric care who will answer questions about assisted living and other special living arrangements for aging relatives.