Sentence examples for questions dedicated from inspiring English sources

The Introductory Molecular and Cell Biology Assessment (IMCA) (Shi et al., 2010) also was utilized by us, as it contained two of 24 questions dedicated to topics being investigated here.

Three closed questions dedicated to vision were asked during the interview: (1) Do you have trouble reading newspapers, books, etc... with your glasses, if you wear any? (2) Do you have trouble recognizing the features of someone standing four meters from you (with eyeglasses or contact lenses, if you usually wear any)?

Speaking of the conditional allocations, I should also note that some observers (who are skeptical about government programs) may reasonably question some of the dedicated public purposes of the allowance distribution, but such questioning is equivalent to questioning dedicated uses of auction revenues.

Among those thirty questions, three questions were dedicated to soliciting their opinions about the MEEP.

Specific questions are dedicated to therapeutic guidelines, the financing protocol (i.e., whether the therapy is reimbursed for first-line use or only second- or third-line), and the level of reimbursement (due to the complexity of the Hungarian public financing system).

One single item question was dedicated to the overall satisfaction of the questioner with the network as an information facility, i.e., "Overall, how satisfied are you with ArboAntwoord as an information facility?" The questions were answered on five-point Likert-scales (completely disagree-completely agree).

The peculiar quasi-gallery in question is dedicated to the history of the brand.

As the location of public loading/unloading bays was available, no question is dedicated to the available parking for loading/unloading operations in the surroundings.

Question: You dedicated the book to your grandson Jackson.

At the end of the survey an open-ended question was dedicated to comments from participants.

Based on 50 submissions, a question is dedicated to prevent inappropriate selection of studies favouring the investigational technology.