Sentence examples for questions existing from inspiring English sources

This test was performed when the original HAQ was adapted to Swedish [ 1], and comparisons of the relevance of questions existing in both the HAQ and the MDHAQ-S were made.

A coding strategy was developed by the analytic team using these emerging themes, and shaped by the research questions, existing literature, and preliminary themes identified during the review of the literature.

An interview guide was developed on the basis of the research questions, existing literature and findings from two preliminary focus groups covering: the impact, if any, of current menstrual symptoms; their history; how interviewees judged heaviness and 'problem'; self care and discussions with others, including consulting.

As spending rose, Congressional investigators in the General Accounting Office began to question existing agency threat assessments, many of which were not in accord.

Women also began to question existing social arrangements; the first French feminist groups grew out of the Saint-Simonian movement in 1831 32.

The new findings overturn almost everything that has been said about the behavior and social life Mandrillus sphinx to date, and also call into question existing models of why primates form social groups.

Her aim is clear -- to question existing categories and definitions -- but the result is a mangling of the English language that brings to mind the dissembling "It depends on what your definition of 'is' is" of America's first postmodern president.

It also calls into question existing theories about how the solar system came to be.

The students described enjoying trying out new methods, to tinker, to create something new, and to question existing concepts.

To answer that question, existing works on VMS data usually apply simple criteria (e.g. threshold on speed).

In deliberately referencing a century-old craft, and with it its skilled workers, we want to question existing cultures of technology production.