Sentence examples for questions of approximately from inspiring English sources
The survey, Speaking Out! Voices of Children and Adolescents in East Asia and the Pacific, asked questions of approximately 10,000 children and adolescents 9-17 years old in 17 countries and territories.
Each tool addressed four to six injury topics with several questions per topic (total of approximately 20 questions per survey).
The final version consisted of a total of 39 questions covering 11 domains with an average of approximately three questions per domain.
The questionnaire consisted of approximately 20 questions (see "List of questions asked of department representatives"); it was not validated, given the nature of this pilot study.
A bank of approximately 50 questions were written for each week's eTest with students randomly assigned a set of 10 questions to answer.
For example, the 2007 questionnaire for assessing the public perception of Crime and Safety consists of approximately 20 questions.
Interviews consisted of approximately six questions that elicited information about message receipt, recall of its content and perceived credibility and trustworthiness of the message and its source.
The survey questionnaire consists of approximately 450 questions concerning the health and well-being of the cohort participants and has been described elsewhere in detail [ 18, 19].
The process involves individual interviews with cohorts of 10 participants, where they are provided with a copy of the document, and presented with a series of approximately 15 questions to determine their ability to locate and understand key points of information within it.
The rat gastrocnemius is an ideal muscle to investigate these questions as it is comprised of approximately 28% fast oxidative glycolytic (FOG), 65% fast glycolytic (FG), and 7% slow (S) muscle fibers [[ 16], according to a metabolic enzyme-based fiber type classification scheme].
The final question set was structured as a branching decision tree consisting of approximately 500 separate questions.
