Sentence examples for questions constructed from inspiring English sources
Although the tool employed close-ended questions constructed to elicit meaningful responses to the non-Portuguese speaker, patients would occasionally respond with long narratives that were incomprehensible to the clinician.
This variable consists of questions constructed to capture attitudes towards short-term sickness absence, and it is precisely the self-certified and thus short-term absence where there is an association.
The analysis revealed that even though there are three misfit questions, but overall, the reliability and quality of the exam questions constructed were relatively good and calibrated with students' learned ability.
The questionnaire was based on a Health Canada survey with additional questions constructed by the investigators.
The interview will close with a few general questions, constructed to elicit participants' background, non-cardiac and cardiac medical history.
This was considered by those conducting interviews and the interview schedule questions constructed to minimise this risk.
The script prompts learners to paraphrase, criticize, ask meaningful questions, construct counterarguments, and propose argument syntheses.
Students work in cooperative learning groups to solve problems, discuss concepts and questions, construct and test hypotheses, and evaluate scientific data and models.
Sleep duration was measured by a question, constructed for the cohort study: How many hours do you usually sleep per night on… a) weekdays (work or study days)?, and b) weekends (days off)?
And so, the "so -questions "conso -questionsfold', support, arrange and rearrange the disconstructto a narrative..."..: "So you said you were wearing boots; how did he take those off?" With adult suspects, a police "so"-question "marks the significance of a previous utterance in the developing narrative, producing weighted evidence".
In theory, the scientific method works like this: Researchers ask a question, construct a hypothesis, collect data, evaluate their results, and ta da!—the world gains valuable scientific insights.
