Sentence examples for questions score from inspiring English sources

For further classification we use the dichotomised results of both questions and label countries in which both questions score below the total mean as cultures of higher risk awareness.

Number of questions and score range per domain: Physical domain: 9 questions, score range 0 9; Cognitive domain: 1 question, score range 0 1; Social domain: 3 questions, score range 0 3, Psychological domain: 2 questions, score range 0 2.

Best results are with the 1-factor model in which all questions score at least 0.50.

For those patients responding to the advertisements, a Headache Impact Test (HIT-6, version with 6 questions) score of at least 56 points was required for inclusion, as from this critical point, the HIT-6 scoring advises the patient to contact his/her GP in order to start a treatment.

Shirt sleeves that feel tight Ring or bracelet that starts to feel too tight Skin that "pits" or "dents" with finger pressure SPADI pain items (Table  1):> -wrap-foot> Q1 or Q3 score >5 = High OR 3 out of 5 questions score ≥5 = High 3 of the 5 items score 3 5 = Intermediate all questions ≤ 3 = Low How severe is your pain?

SPADI pain items (Table  1 ): > -wrap-foot> Q1 or Q3 score >5 = High OR 3 out of 5 questions score ≥5 = High 3 of the 5 items score 3 5 = Intermediate all questions ≤ 3 = Low Early signs of lymphoedema A heavy or achy feeling in your arm A tight sensation in your arm or hand Noticeable swelling in your arm, or hand Transient swelling.

Lloyds product and technical Frequently Asked Questions scored 100%.

What always frustrates voters – and what came over strongly last Tuesday – is politicians dodging questions, scoring off each other and grandstanding.

Scores ranged from mean values of 2.81 3.81, and all questions scored above the mid-point of the 5-point Likert scale (2.5) and were therefore positive.

Headache sufferers are asked to answer five questions scoring the number of days in the past 3 months and activity limitations due to migraine [12, 13].

Questions scored from 1 (best) to 5 (worst).