Sentence examples for questions on values from inspiring English sources

From a section of the questionnaire that contains a number of attitudinal questions on values, we selected three items to assess the extent to which parents held traditional values on family life.

The survey covers the widest array of societies with questions on values, state of health, life satisfaction, and so on.

Research questions: We raised some questions on value of family and childbirth, on education and employment for women, on religions (in context of family planning).

Descriptive statistics examined the survey questions on value and use of quality measures.

Even with so many big issues at stake this time around, the race between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton has often been focused on questions of values, background and character — witness the recent fixation on Mr. Obama's ties to the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., or the continued unfounded rumors that Mr. Obama is a Muslim.

Presently EBM is engaged in a process of critical self appraisal [ 21] and addressing the question of values head on is one of the tasks to be undertaken as it develops further.

Other questions turn on values.

All 48 questions take on values 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5. Recoding: Because the OPAQ 2.0 is scored such that a high value indicates better health status, it was necessary to recode several items before calculating domain and dimension scores to avoid systematic response biases.

Here, DeRose is referring to the Paxos consensus algorithm and its more recent successor, Raft, which enables the nodes of a decentralized network to agree with each other on questions of value, and which will most likely be used in one form or another by financial institutions in building their distributed ledgers.

He advises clients on questions of value performance and value impact associated with different strategic options and also helps them address shareholder activism.

Such failures have generated much confusion, sometimes yielding bogus disagreements that prove to be merely verbal.[3] For instance, some psychologists identify "happiness" with attitudes of life satisfaction while remaining neutral on questions of value, or whether Bentham, Mill, Aristotle, or any other thinker about the good life was correct.