Sentence examples for questions definitions from inspiring English sources

The very different rates reported in these two surveys reflect different questions, definitions and methods to diagnose bipolar disorder.

Yet a survey that uses questions, definitions, and methods from 1995 is unlikely to be the best or most accurate measure of the changes taking place in our workforce in 2015 and beyond.

When Katz and Krueger adjust and re-weight their data to better reflect the questions, definitions, and methods of the BLS survey, they are able to obtain comparable results.

A second difference between Chinese philosophers and Western comparativists is that the Chinese do their work in accordance with their own "grammar", their own questions, definitions of problems, methodology, patterns of argument and standards of justification.

Directly comparing findings of the present study and the published claims database analyses is difficult given differences in research questions, definitions of outcomes, and statistical analyses.

In contrast to Mitkov and colleagues who used WordNet to generate distractors, Brown et al. (2005) used WordNet to generate different types of questions (definition, synonym, antonym, hyperonym, hyponym, and cloze questions).

Queer theory challenged people to question definitions and frames of reference they previously would never have thought twice about.

The project helped question definitions of data and provide examples of what might count as data and how it might be managed.

To ensure the quality of survey, a guideline for investigation, which covered detailed information about the research objective, question definitions, and a step-by-step interviewing protocol, was sent to each interviewer.

Table 2 An example of question template for the question class "Definition" Type Question template Question Definition What is <X>?

Table 1 Question templates proposed for question generation Type Question Definition What is <X>?