Sentence examples for questions centred on from inspiring English sources

Stephens lost to Azarenka again on Monday, this time going down 6-3, 6-2 in the fourth round, but a number of the post-match questions centred on her behaviour the previous day after Serena Williams' defeat by Ana Ivanovic.

Interview questions centred on personal experiences and individual beliefs and positions, good and bad deaths, and elicited information on practices where death might be hastened (Appendix).

In later interviews (3 and 4), questions centred on the carers' socio-economic circumstances, their felt need for more or different services and their care-giving experience.

Questions centred on the value of clinic to this group of patients, the physical, emotional and practical barriers to attendance, and the processes involved in the decision to go or not to go to clinic.

Interview questions centred on personal experiences and individual beliefs and positions, good and bad deaths, and elicited information on context specific factors affecting how end-of-life care is provided (Appendix).

The focus group questions centred on asking participants to briefly describe: current practice in relation to family meetings in their setting; key elements of family meetings and then to provide comment on the draft version of the clinical guidelines.

Team Sky and Wiggins have been under intense pressure after his TUEs became public, with questions centring on whether the first British Tour de France winner had behaved unethically by injecting the powerful corticosteroid in 2011, 2012 and 2013 before his most important target of each of those seasons.

These questions centre on the actual incidence of cognitive decline (e.g. how many patients are affected, and for which proportion of patients does cognitive decline interfere with daily life activities?) and on the trajectory of cognitive decline (i.e. does chemotherapy cause acceleration of aging or even put patients at increased risk for dementia?).

A key question centred on the abundances and origins of the chemical elements.

The behaviour in question centred on his workaholic, 18-hour day tendencies.

The workflow starts with the research question centred on a cultural heritage object, which influences the next steps of planning, data collection, data analysis, and interpretation of results, which then feed back into answering the original research question.