Sentence examples for questions in the table from inspiring English sources

Some highly ceiling effects can be seen for the dichotomous questions in the Table  1, also similar with the other studies (e.g., [ 29, 31]).

Answering the relevant questions in the table could not only improve the evidence base of the interventions but may also make them more reproducible.

The main outcome measure was participants' ability to locate and demonstrate an understanding of 15 key points of information and questions in the QPL (table 1).

The question mark in the table fields refers to an actor who is not a well-known influential actor within the community.

All questions not included in the table demonstrated no significant difference in responses between subgroups.

The questions were asked: "What is your level of confidence in the currently available data on.. ..... or "What is your level of confidence in our ability to predict…" followed by the question text in the tables.

The outcome in this paper concerns pain in neck or upper back, according to the phrasing of the question in the questionnaire (Table 1).

This was brought forward by 9 out of 24 respondents in the open question in the questionnaire (Table  2) and 20 out of 24 respondents answered 'yes' in the question whether collaboration had improved with implementation of PaTz.

The interview guide used consists of 13 main questions (Table 2), each containing a number of sub-questions (the sub-questions are not shown in the table).

The phrasing of questions in tables in the Results section has, in some instances, been shortened from the exact words used in the questionnaire.

A new framework, perhaps one based on questions such as those in the Table in the Introduction, may emerge.