Sentence examples for questions gained from from inspiring English sources

(i) Agreement between quantitative and qualitative data The agreement between answers to the education and occupation questions in the postal surveys in 2002 and 2008, respectively, and information relating to the same questions gained from qualitative interviews in 2008 (after the 2008 postal survey) is shown in Table  4.

Mr Peres called on the government to pull Jewish settlers out of the Gaza strip immediately, and questioned what Israel gained from them being there.

Lawyers for the Bouygues say everything was done in accordance with the rules.Snapshot four: Spanish stepsAll along the question remains who gained from each transaction, the shareholders of Bouygues SA or the brothers?

In the development of future research and policy initiatives, it is important to recognize that many of the questions are interrelated and that knowledge gained from one question may be needed to address other questions (Table 1).

Like the calculation of the ECB score, the WMB score would be generated by calculating a mean score from the data gained from questions related to waste management.

Answers to fundamental scientific questions can also be gained from the study of salmonid genomes.

Integrity Florida research director Ben Wilcox said the renegotiated deal seems strange and questioned what the state gained from changing the deal.

The data gained from the questions related to ecological conservation would be added and calculated as a mean score, representing the degree of engagement in ECB.

For example, knowledge gained from answering questions around prioritization of PPCPs, the importance of the environment as a selection pressure for antimicrobial resistance, identification of regions of greatest risk, and characterization of risks to wildlife may all need to be answered before the top-ranked question can be addressed.

Insights gained from these research questions will be used to inform the question of how teachers manage the exchange of students' work on conjecturing tasks for claims that students have learned a bit of the geometry curriculum.

We questioned whether enough information was gained from maintaining the nets for a second night to justify both the additional effort and the resulting reduction in sites sampled per field season.