Sentence examples for questions for comparison from inspiring English sources

Since we did not have any higher-order unrelated exam questions for comparison, we were unable to estimate the proportion that the plant-biodiversity lab itself versus the other inquiry-oriented experiences improved higher-order learning.

Visual data displays were used to organize the coded data, and also served an abductive function, suggesting further analytic questions for constant comparison.

However, this method was more appropriate to our research questions and allowed for comparison with other studies in substance addictions which have used VTA and NAcc ROIs [ 5].

A control condition with no negation in the question was employed for comparison.

The uncorrected p-values were used for the question of comparison of diagnostic behavior between new and old diagnoses, since both groups consist of patients in one cluster making the intra-class correlation less important.

Strategies are needed to either facilitate more community-level data collection or to offer technical assistance to concerned communities and researchers so that they can collect their local data using standardized questions and sampling procedures for comparison with other communities, their State, and the Nation.

Responses were tallied for each question separately and analyzed for comparison across stakeholder groups.

We entered every POEM question into askMEDLINE, and for comparison, in Entrez, the integrated, text-based search and retrieval tool for PubMed.

There was more than 75% agreement for 78% of the questions for the patient-doctor comparison and for 92% of the questions for the patient-patient comparison.

Accordingly we aimed to survey current medical students' classification of conditions as diseases, using some questions from an original survey for comparison, but including newer candidate conditions [ 4].

The model community is an example of how metabolic knowledge feeds into these questions, providing a natural point for comparison of the three methods.